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I believe a complaint under Section 2 of this act may be appropriate also. Fraud by false representation (1)A person is in breach of this section if he— (a)dishonestly makes a false representation, and (b)intends, by making the representation— (i)to make a gain for himself or another, or (ii)to cause loss to another or to expose another to a risk of loss. (2)A representation is false if— (a)it is untrue or misleading, and (b)the person making it knows that it is, or might be, untrue or misleading. (3)“Representation” means any representation as to fact or law, including a representation as to the state of mind of— (a)the person making the representation, or (b)any other person. (4)A representation may be express or implied. (5)For the purposes of this section a representation may be regarded as made if it (or anything implying it) is submitted in any form to any system or device designed to receive, convey or respond to communications (with or without human intervention).
Employees and ex employees are bracing themselves for the full disclosure on who the pension will be effected. I have been told they are preparing themselves for significant news Im afraid. The proposed legal action may well be their best chance also. We should hear news soon and MPs are also starting to take an interest in the case
Still being traded. Just rung through and confirmed
Well said
I struggle to see how it can get any worse for long term share holders..... I've lost 97% of my original investment!
Great to hear. I'm back in and looking forward to the progress. Great price for a calculated risk
And there are still brilliant staff at JP who have done their best in absolutely terrible times. Whilst I am in this for financial gain I really would like to see the company do really well and look after its staff
Yes board needs to go ASAP. They had ten years to turn this around
I wouldn't worry. If you could effect the price by posting on here we'd all be very happy. I'm afraid anyone getting their tips from here is a bottom feeder like me! I need to see 50p before I can get excited again. 150p is where I peaked several years ago.
Wish I'd had the balls and cash to invest again at 3p! Some people are going to be making a lot of money if the refinance options go through.
Don't get the comments about get out while you can?! That chance sailed 2 years ago. It's too late to get out. The horse has bolted and closed the door itself on the way out. We need the board to sort the debt refinance out. Once this is done there's only one way to go when the SP is virtually zero
I know very little but I detect an uplift tomorrow. I've found some coins behind the Sofa and I'm in for one last go. 6p gets me a year of school fees so fingers crossed!!
I agree. The 'i' turns an honest profit and is well thought of. The buildings still have value and the regional papers all turn over modest profits. I don't have the money to speculate at the moment but once news is released on how the debt is going to be refinanced this will get things moving again. I cannot understand why they havent had to explain the sudden drop in the SP to the markets?
Not worth many of us dump and running at 3p!
There will have to be a rns tomorrow
I agree. We always said sub 5p would signal the closure of the business we know. I suspect we will now see a break up of the company into its profit making parts and a jettison of some of the debt. Sad times for staff but inevitable I'm afraid
What does your heart say?
SP has risen on back of this news, I have think this plus new ceo plus debt plan should take us back to the expected 40s
Seems all news is not good news on the back of today's activity. 10% drop at the moment.
Extract from The Telegraph, 'Mr Highfield said the overall number of journalists on its payroll should increase as it hires more digital specialists. Johnston Press bought the i from ESI Media, owner of the Independent and the London Evening Standard, for £24m in 2016 and it has continued to grow rapidly, raking in an extra 20pc of revenue from readers and 27pc from advertisers in the second half of last year. Mr Highfield said the newspaper had a “cracking year” and still had a “long way to go” as it hoovers up print readers from its former owner, which went online-only shortly after the sale.