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......like being cynical, and I am not one of them, they might just mutter ".....fiddling while Rome burns" perhaps?

....for well over 2 hours-bit strange?? Folk losing interest or just marking time until the Big One??

"....invariably in my opinion the problem is coming from the public sector ....."
My local District Council is on the verge of approving the building of 14 houses on a patch of land fallow for over 50 years and a haven for wildlife, including 2 badger setts, and this despite massive local opposition and rejection by Planning Inspectors on two previous occasions.
The same Council is on the verge of rejecting a retrospective planning application for a GARDEN SHED because it is not level with the walls of the owner's house.
You couldn't make it up.

SOG
Agree 100% about pigs- characterful creatures and quite comical as well BUT they can take a nasty chunk out of you as I narrowly escaped finding out many years ago-very nifty on his trotters he was but I was a tad niftier thank goodness.
(This after my farmer Chum had told me "don't worry he 's quite docile"!)
Don't get me going on Parliament/MP's. As their average life as an MP is about 12 years their approach to everything is based on short-term thinking hence why we are now in the poo big time especially on the energy front where they were warned of a forthcoming crisis 20 years ago but did nowt!! The continuing farcical behaviour of some of them ("I didn't know I was breaking the law," snivel snivel-give me a break FFS) just beggars belief and my MP is very very aware of my feelings in the subject coupled with comments like "fiddling while Rome burns.
A once great country now tearing itself apart- my Father and millions like him buried in foreign fields must be turning in their graves.
Back to Sareum!!! C'mon BoD- get it together before we all get too old to enjoy the bunce when it arrives!!

Regards and GL

SOG
" Bores typically less than 3 years." Those that inhabit the House of Shame on the Thames presumably as opposed to
boars which roam wild!!
(Joking)

Oh dear-it seems the childish mudslingers are still with us. Pathetic, but if you feel a burning desire to indulge yourself at least get your spelling right
"Meldrew" not "Mildrew"
"Warthog" not "Wharthog"
"You're" not "your"
Pedantic?? Oh yes!!

Then why bother posting the comment??

Will do-just wake me up when news arrives. MHRA staffing problems now wearing a bit thin and if BoD have gone down the route of obtaining approval in Europe why don't they tell us. It's an old-fashioned concept known as keeping shareholders informed. It is not unreasonable , therefore, to construe these long continuing silences from Pampisford as absence of progress is it not?

"..... but we need to see a reason for it from the BofD I guess…….."
zzzzzzzzzz

"......because it’s in their interests......"
Too b....y right!! If my calcs are correct the 4 main Players own about 2 million shares between them

B.
Surely you wouldn't need to bother about leaving Mrs. B. behind 'cos she is always on a cruise isn't she??

Conz.
See the RNS of 27th Sept. 2016

I hope I'm not speaking too soon but this week has seen an almost continuous pattern of Buys outpacing Sells by a healthy margin and, bearing in mind also the fairly wide spreads being levied probably not down to day trading.

Oh FFS put a sock in it!!!!!!!!
Hacking chunks off each other achieves absolutely nowt

Vol Sold 2
Vol Bought 42,272
(Thanks for the input on the Freedom of Information Hotblack)

I'm obviously not one of the privileged few. Last year I submitted a polite request under the FoI-didn't even receive an acknowledgement.

Have done so but they never reply-indicative of the "keep us in the dark" ethos which pervades the Bod except when they want to ward off irritated shareholders at the AGM by making soothing noises.

Sunak pledge??
Followed a tanker down the road yesterday with HazChem warning "Toxic Waste-Politicians' Promises"

....and no trades?? Must be a record.

Under the terms of the agreement, an immediate upfront payment of US$7.0 million is due to the co-investment partners and an additional fee of up to US$2.0 million will be payable upon the successful transfer of the two ongoing Phase 1 clinical trials to ProNAi. Additional payments in the aggregate amount of up to US$319.5 million may become payable upon achievement of certain development, regulatory and commercial milestones. ProNAi will also owe high single to low double digit royalties on the net sales of any product successfully developed.

Under Sareum's agreements with Cancer Research Technology and the CRT Pioneer Fund, Sareum is entitled to 27.5% of these payments. Therefore, Sareum will receive (i) US$1.9 million as an upfront payment, (ii) potential future milestone payments of up to US$88.4 million, some of which are expected to be paid within the next twelve months upon certain development milestones being met and (iii) its share of any sales royalties.