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You are coming across very desperate Micky, surely not an effort to drown out the positive posting over the past few days are you? Positivity on hydrocarbons are drowning out all the noise from activists, the tide is seriously turning and companies like UJO are set to benefit. The investigation doesn't need me to prove it, only YOU are questioning it.

Micky, why try and cast doubt? It's obvious an investigation was carried out from the objections seen by Winnifroth and his tag team, the secondary suspected source of the leaks. Those leaks also resulted into an investigation into the broker, the most likely initial source. Who else would you like to investigate? These findings will prob go to the AIM authorities and the FCA I would imagine, nobody else would be interested. Time to move on now.

I don't think or expect and RNS and it's sad that is the only comment you can come up with lol. The results of the investigation will be passed to the relevant authority and be dealt with as they see fit. At the end of the day, it appears to have had an effect, it was requested to be done and has quite obviously been achieved. 3 or 4 RNS's this year, no leaks. A few cages were obvioulsy rattled and it's now time to move on. This year we could have West Newton, Biscathorpe, Keddington and more. Millions of dollars to come in, no likelihood or need for any more placings. Therefore no damaging leaks. This is the turning point for the company and I have ni interest in dragging up the past as long as the performance is reflected on the SP.

give us a break. Try focusing on the company and what is going on rather than continually ranting about Heid. You do as much damage to this BB with so many pointless posts as you think she does with hers. Union Jack is turning, surely anything positive is welcome regardless of who posts it? Whether Heid is make, female, cali Joe or David Bramhill lol, who gives a feck? All I want, as I am sure other shareholders would like, is a bulletin board full of proper discussion, opinion and good will towards every contributor. Look at the last few days, informative discussion with no trolls. Let's try and keep it that way!

The revised planning application for West Newton is due to be heard on the 17th of this month and the strength of opinion is rapidly turning towards more hydrocarbon extraction rather than impossible net zero targets. People are panicking over over their utility bill rises and looking for any solution that could help in the short and long term. Home produced oil and gas actually fits not only this criteria, but also that of lowering the carbon footprint from importing all our needs.

West Newton is a massive discovery. The largest UK oil and gas discovery in 50 years and likened to Wytch farm that has been producing since the 1970's.

The planning was only refused by a very narrow margin and recommendations made have been actioned for this hearing. The application was previously recommended by the councils own planning department. With the substantial change in the public opinion, the changes made in the application, the planning recommendation and the need for this to go ahead, I think it will be passed. Would the East Riding councillors be as daft again to risk the huge costs of an appeal? The operators can afford to stump up the 3/4 million required, are the council prepared to suffer those costs? The neighbouring council presiding over the Wressle application learned to their cost what a refusal led to.

The RPS review concluded that the Kirkham Abbey reservoir could deliver substantially higher production rates from horizontal wells compared to vertical wells and demonstrated the viability of the wells.

If planning is approved, there will be a rapid move by the JV to get the equipment back and prove the concept. There will be eyes once again on the value tied up in this licence area and if just one well produces, the majors will be all over it.

If planning is approved, the investing community will also be all over it again.

For Union Jack Oil and it's 16.66%, it will be an exciting journey.

Pboo, ultimately, the gas is however going to be monetised, and this at the present rate of burn will be a substantial additional revenue to the JV partners, this is what matters. Wressle is surpassing all expectations and there is good reason to be excited about the future for shareholders. People can try and dismiss hydrocarbons as much as they like but until the world can offer economical power, heating etc, it's here to stay.. and even then, all the bi-products of which there are thousands, will still ne required. No wind farm or solar power panel will make toothbrushes, coat a paracetamol or produce our daily needs. Oil is here to stay.

Union Jack are heading towards £9m in cash and receivables, they have Keddington to sidetrack likely this year which add an additional 150 bopd to the company revenues. With North Kelsey sat waiting, Biscathorpe planning later this year and West Newton pending, better they amass and store all that cash (apart from the bit they are looking to give back to shareholders).

on here. We have managed to have a number of surprise un-leaked RNS's so far this year, all positive. We can look forward to a possible dividend and-or share buy back. We have 40% of in excess of 700 bopd with oil prices presently over $120 per barrel. We then have Keddington, presently producing 25/30 bopd awaiting a possible side track this year and that could mean a potential additional 150 barrels+ per day to Union Jack (55% x 300 bopd). West Newton, on a positive outcome at the planning meeting in two weeks could be totally transformational for all involved and the chances of approval have increased big time with the present issues over heating/utilities costs. Then there's Biscathorpe, anothet substantial discovery yet to be proven up but potentially another hugely valuable asset. Things are turning for this company, the atmosphere is getting better, the support stronger.

A bit like the atmosphere on this BB Vanguard lol

I think looking away from the company and the share price, what it does do is lessen the carbon footprint and offers a safety net of independence from imports, two good arguments under the current demands. This isn't a low producing well that locals are more interested in seeing a green field, this is a major discovery that needs to be developed in the national interest.

I think people underestimate the potential offered on the West Newton asset and if planning is permitted on the 17th March, it could completely change the outlook for Union Jack.

The RPS group (and these guys know their stuff) have provided data that concluded the gas production rates initially would give a bopd equivalent of 5,900 from the WN A2 well and 1000 bopd if they drill a horizontal well.

The original application has been amended to appease councillors recommendations, the situation where they are pressured by activists, nimbies and net zero fanatics has reversed and it's now what the nation want as a whole, and it ain't ever increasing bills and a reliance on imported oil and gas.

The application has been recommended by the planners, the amendment made as required, the country needs this. Will those councillors risk the wrath of the people AND the substantial costs of an appeal? An appeal they will almost certainly lose. Costing their own constituents upwards of half a million?

Extremely unlikely and believe me, the moment that planning is approved all eyes will once again be on the biggest gas discovery in 50 years, and likened to Wytch Farm.

Exciting times indeed for Union Jack imo.

all you ever post here is she's him or he's her, does it really matter who is who? You could be Pete Hamilton in my view with your constant whining. Why not, if you are a true shareholder, can't you revel in the company's now positive outlook, the extreme revenues coming in and be glad Heid is positive? No point in negativity here imo. Everything is looking really good for everyone invested?

at the previous issues regarding leaked raises, disappointed at planning results and outcomes at West Newton and the resulting share price retraction. But however you now look at the company, there has been a marked improvement on the outlook now. Wressle is quite obviously leading the way for UJO and the JV partners, the price of oil is ensuring significant revenues and it had transformed the future of all three. For Union Jack Oil, with no debt, free flowing oil revenues and the possible share buy back and dividend, it's fast becoming a no brainer of an AIM investment. If the planning is approved at West Newton, which is looking more and more likely, it will almost certainly mean approval for Biscathorpe too. There's a stronger likelihood that this company is now going to start returning profit to long term shareholders and however the BB activists like to twist things, oil is here to stay for a lot longer than some people like to think.

Heid, I base my calculations on the known, not the hoped for or expected. Until we get confirmation otherwise, Keddington, the gas etc is still not in the frame in terms of bringing additional revenues. Your calculations will be nearer their target should the gas be captured and Keddington side tracked. I prefer to see what I get in my hand before spending it. Less disappointment.

There were reports last week of a considerable operational movement at Wressle, it ties in time wise with the removal of the flare stack from Cuadrilla. It would make sense to have one substantial gas flare unit rather than two small ones hooked up in unison. I would imagine it was at a fire sale price too.

appears to have turned a corner. A number of non-leaked RNS's, communication upped with the new Twitter account, every $1,000,000 dollars revenue announced, site upgrades at Wressle to cope with the much higher than anticipated oil flow. With the announcement of the divi/share buy back eliminating the possibility of any fund raising in the near future, the company has become very, very investable. If the planning is approved for West Newton on the 17th of this month, it is quite likely that the gas in place, the largest discovery in 50 years could be recoverable and this will set UJO and the partners up for life. For this year, I expect revenues of approximately 7-8 million pounds coming in to the company, the side track at Keddington completed and whatever we may hear from West Newton, so add in the potential divi and/or the share buy back, along with the hoped for planning consent for Biscathorpe, a £1 share price is definitely not out of the equation from this level.

On the UJO feed, posted by @geseppe. @unionjackoilplc

suggesting the Cuadrilla flare stack mentioned in one of the recent Drill or Drop articles as being removed from their Preston New Road site near Blackpool has turned up at Wressle? That is a substantial piece of equipment, someone needs to take a look.

Royoboy, I note you mentioned the other day you were penning your comment on the end of the Severn bridge, I did have a concern you were saying goodbye to your fellow posters here. Were the railings too high? All I see you doing is responding to every post Heid makes with a tirade of uncalled for, unwarranted abuse. Everyone has a right to post their opinion, that's why it is a public bulletin board. If, you are a shareholder, surely your obviously very valuable time would be better spent challenging the views of the most obvious activists who have taken up residency here and are the ones responsible for endeavouring to instil a lack of confidence in the management, the assets, the sector. Union Jack Oil is, in my opinion, better placed than most small AIM companies in that it is debt free. It is generating a minimum of $500,000 per month, it has a small portfolio of prospects with considerable potential. Of its joint venture partners, it is again, in my opinion, the safest bet. To announce a possible dividend or/and share buyback makes it a lot more investable than many. However you may dislike Heid, she is contributing the most sensible content to this bulletin board than most. I would respectively suggest you focus your attention on the people that are trying to suggest a placing is due, or that Wressle will dry up this year.

Well, you wouldn't like it would you lol? Anything positive about the hydrocarbon sector is another nail in your coffin. I am no 'snide lover' but I am a shareholder in UJO and that in itself must pee you off. There is a rapid turnaround and urgency buikding in hydrocarbon extraction, pressure all round for the fracking moratorium to be lifted, a realisation all you Russian funded dipsticks have no idea of what is needed for the people of this country to keep warm, to eat, to prosper. You are losing the battle and oil and gas is coming back. You will all be vilified by locals all around the country where you campaign for a return to the stone age so shove your opinions where the sun doesn't shine lol. Councillors will no longer vote against planning approval recommendations for wells where there is a national interest in recovering vast amounts of gas and oil, you lot are doomed to return to your moaning and wailing at site entrances before being moved on by the police. It's not the end of hydrocarbons, its the end of you lot.