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The tweet to look out for is the one saying that the seven days notification to the Council for rig movement has been given.

They already have the relevant EA and Council permissions to flow test Brockham,what they require is new OGA and HSE permission.

Well with the regular twitter updates we are getting now I'm afraid that the would be photo journalist is now redundant. Back to the drapery department.

Whether a buy or sell it has been absorbed into the share price.

A bath might help Ja51.

Interesting that DW put a tilde ( a squiggly line) in front of the 10 days for completion of wireline program,a tilde means approximately but with less precision than a double tilde ( double squiggly lines).

Here come the slime moulds,filling the void between news of Brockham restarting.

Fair enough MaltLoaf.

"self-restricted" of course lol.

MaltLoaf, Lidsey X2 produced " forty barrels of 38.5 API of dry oil per day " on initiating production RNS 17/11/17 so we are talking about Lidsey 1 which began production in 1987 and is a 32 year old well now producing 20 odd barrels per day if they could have done it by now they would have done. RNS 26/2/19 " Lidsey. The Company continues to produce crude oil at a variable self-destructive flow rate due to produced water disposal limitations. Whilst the well remains commercially profitable in spite of these limitations,the Company also continues to explore all water disposal solutions including water injection to aid production." So no mention of plugs and packers only water disposal and reinjection. So I don't know why you keep barking up this particular tree as the company have no intention of performing this operation even were it possible.

HealthyReturns the RNS states exactly the opposite,I suggest you read it again.

MaltLoaf,you do realise that the oil/water contact at Lidsey is in the Portland reservoir itself,so what you have posted makes no sense.

"We expect the equipment to be in the UK and have cleared through customs within 10 days...." This is the equivalent of ordering on line and informed to leave up to X no of days for delivery,98% of deliveries arrive in half the time stipulated,so I expect the equipment to be on-site next week. The important time slots now are for the rig arrival and regulatory approval for the engineering program.

"immediate remedial works at Brockham" is now i.e within a week or two.

Agreed Alan "immediate remedial works" is now,so for me this is the first test of George Lucan's trustworthiness, a return to Brockham next week.

"immediate remedial works at Brockham", now we know why they've postponed finishing preparing Balcombe till later, bigger fish to fry.

" Today (13 February) we have been informed that Angus Energy will be back on the site in Balcombe next week and they anticipate being there for two to three weeks....... Balcombe parish council has also been told that Angus will be testing the well water and will be pumping for 7-10 days. There will be approximately 10 vehicles on site but no rig."

Ah, incomprehensible thinking is the secret,thank you.

Well you seem happy enough to see yours diminish in UKOG. What's the secret.

That video was posted on here 2 years ago,it was nonsense then even before all the tankers leaving Horse Hill. Some mothers do ave em.