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Burt,

Yup it's official, the share price is now back below where it was when we got that last RNS update on 17 March. Every feckin time we get good news and the price rises it gets sold all the way back down.

T.Rat,

Yes you are correct, UK could follow later. If GB was serious do you really think he would not have bid for PD to be adopted UK wide instead of allowing a contract to be awarded for men and buckets to do it instead and send the results to labs for analysis knowing what PD is capable of? I can only assume, and its a big assumption, that Gerry may have approached UK officials and been told they were looking for other solutions and GB said fine by me and left it at that or perhaps N Han**** told him his mate down the street was getting that one.

To be honest I wish people would stop going on about the UK market, Gerry isn't interested in it full stop. He is using existing partners overseas to target China and the USA. He will probably go for Ireland too and maybe other European states but not the UK.

Lord Mayor's show again. Was ever thus. UK was never a priority for DVRG anyway so although it could have generated many £millions for DVRG and it's partners their eyes and efforts are focused elsewhere outside the UK.

Chesh,

I though you were the on call guy who does the manual sewer sampling with a clothes peg and a bucket when a PD system fails?

Sure Gerry has the ShatPhone on a direct hook up with you for emergencies?

Chesh,

I think all the buyers are in their gardens enjoying the Sun this afternoon...very quiet everywhere (maybe too quiet)

Slip Slap Slop and a bottle or two of cold beer

Have a great weekend

T.Rat,

Sorry but it was easy to find your post...in "a world leading gasification technology solutions company for sustainable waste-to-energy projects".

Ramp away GB, it's not as if anyone could be buying any at the moment is it?

Was hoping we get a cheeky 3pm Friday end of suspension RNS that would panic MMs etc etc but not to be, so we continue to await events. It's been a long Winter, hopefully SJH will make the Spring really worth waiting for next.

T-Traders are usually people using short term trades to buy and sell shares, usually on credit from their broker. Typically T-3, T-10 or T-20 where numbers relates to the days left to settle the trade, ie if you buy £3,000 worth of shares today on a T-3 then you need to settle that trade within 3 working days.

Fwiw Monday sp was 30p now 34p so not such a bad week

He added that final decisions had not been made and the department was working with the Cabinet Office minister, Michael Gove, who is leading a review.
Current social distancing measures made it “very, very difficult” for events such as theatre productions to go ahead.
“Social distancing makes it very, very difficult … for theatre productions to be run profitably,” he said. “It makes it very, very difficult for our football clubs to run profitably if you have to have those large distances between people.”
But the government was proceeding with caution because it wanted to ensure a “permanent reopening”.
Dowden said the roadmap out of lockdown was not affected by the current vaccine supply issues, but added there was still not a “full picture” of data after the return of schools.
“The roadmap is not affected, so at the moment, we remain on course for the next easing on 29 [March],” he told LBC.

Coronavirus “certificates”, which would show if people had a vaccine or a negative test, are being considered by the government as a way of getting people back to larger events, the culture secretary has said.
Oliver Dowden told Sky News that he hoped people would be able to return “in significant numbers” from 21 June if “all goes to plan”.
“We’re piloting the different things that will enable that to happen – clearly it will have to be done in a Covid-secure way,” he said.
There would be tests of one-way systems, masks and hand-hygiene, he added.
“Another thing that we are considering is a Covid certification, and we will be testing whether we can use Covid certification to help facilitate the return of sports.”

From The Grauniad 1 hour ago:

Alexandra Topping 1 hour ago

A year of hundreds of coronavirus laws curbing freedoms like never before

'Sick and tired' John Barrowman erupts into anti-government tirade on GMB
Coronavirus “certificates”, which would show if people had a vaccine or a negative test, are being considered by the government as a way of getting people back to larger events, the culture secretary has said.

Govt Requirements:

At least 150 confirmed positive samples. The samples should cover a meaningful range of viral loads (i.e. should be from people with high, medium and low viral load) that represents the population the test is intended to be used in.
The lower acceptable levels may allow for the use of tests to rule people in rather than out.
Tests with lower sensitivity may still be useful for specific use cases not considered within this version of the TPP.
The risks of false negatives versus the benefits of true positives should be considered carefully for each intended use scenario claimed by the manufacturer.

At least 250 confirmed negative samples.
For tests with lower specificity, it is envisaged that when used in practice, people with positive results will need confirmatory checking by an additional test.

Morning all,

I see buyers coming in again but MMs not moving (yet)

Gidget well said recommended

Pilgrim I totally agree well said.

Gwoods, another troll gone into the filturd bin.

Muggins, nah, I am just going to filter you instead, bye

I will keep muggins on watch but I cannot abide paulcon's never ending defence of him here (very strange) but I shall no longer be reading his appeasement type posts, reminds me too much of Chamberlain sucking up to a certain dictator a few years back.