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Just received another email maybe Andy was busy at the time but this one said Hi ....., Progress is being made and various news items will come out shortly. I am sure you understand we can’t comment on these due to stock market rules. However, Angus will keep you updated. Kind regards, Andy Andy Hasoon UK Mobile: +44 (0) 7768875681 www.MilamberGroup.com

contacted Andrew Hasoon asking if there was any news due and all I got back was he was at the Bristol Balloon Festival if I wanted to speak to him.

going through maybe this might start going up from here

could this suspension last anyone.

do on this one share price seems to be losing its grip.

whats the matter with the recent trades on this site why are they all buys.

with Blackrock 1p.I reckon they will leave it another year when no ones left and then sell the company to someone else for a song.

thouht you might be interested and may be able to see thruogh it.At least something is still happening in the back ground: Dear D, I appreciate how annoyed and frustrated you must be to see no news whilst you watch investment evaporating in front of your eyes. Like you I have seen a substantial investment in Black Rock/Woburn disappear. As you know we recently published our Annual Report, which set out both the historical activity for 2010/early 2011 and the strategy being pursued. In it we told the unfortunate story of what had happened over the last 18 months to 2 years in pursuing the acquisition of a number of onshore ****stan interests from the chief shareholder. A lot of effort, time and money was put into evaluating these assets in two phases, only for a legal dispute, not of Woburn instigation or directly involving the Company, to scupper the whole process at the 11th hour. As you can imagine this has, as a result, been a very frustrating and annoying period of time for Woburn and its shareholders. On a more positive note however, we did say that “the Board and its major shareholder are fully committed to restoring the Company’s financial position and prospects. The Company is seeking a longer term solution to its ongoing cash and cash flow needs and is working hard to achieve its objectives of building a substantial exploration and production company”. As part of this process, Woburn has been evaluating a number new onshore and shallow offshore oil and gas assets in its main focus region namely Africa, Middle East and Central Asia. These include both production and exploration assets. I am not sure if this is what you want to hear but when the Company has anything further to report to shareholders it will, of course, do so. Yours Sincerely John Dr John Cubitt Managing Director Woburn Energy Plc 16 Upper Woburn Place London WC1H 0AF UK Tel: +44 (0)2073872288 Fax: +44 (0)2073800518 E-mail: johncubitt@woburnenergy.com Web: www.woburnenergy.com kind regards John

why do I get the feeling holders are jumping ship why is this

this share doesnt seem to want to go anywhere especially as gold has reach $1600+_its obviously being played as they keep dangling the odd annoucement in front of us to keep interest as there wont be anymore good news for some time.I have always thought the mm's or anyone who plays the market look way into the future on companies ,so maybe they dont see Hambledon a good move yet until they see the outcome of the u/g mine.Ok they picked up a few problems on the way,but all small mining companies have a few teething ploblems when starting but no one will forgive Hambledon's past for some reason.

some how I dont think the mm's have a lot of faith in Daffern's target going by the share price

and it goes down

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/register/event_details/117

probably the same person who imformed the market just before the recent placing

This share wont go no where until we go underground and thats months away. http://www.stockopedia.co.uk/research/going-underground-56636/ http://www.edisoninvestmentresearch.co.uk/?ACT=18&ID=5078

Production costs rose to $927/oz from $816/oz on slightly lower gold and silver grades

Thank you for your email enquiry, and apologies for the slight delay in replying to your communication, but unfortunately we do not have any news that we are able pass onto you at this time. I know it is very frustrating being a shareholder of Woburn Energy and that there has not been any news since our Interim Statement of last year. However, that does not mean that we have not been busy, and in fact, we have been diligently working on enhancing the shareholder value. It is also correct to assume that anything we say publicly will potentially be price sensitive and as such a small company with limited assets will encounter problems for us. Anything we say to you or any other shareholder, off the record, about our activities, strategy, relationship with our chief shareholder etc., could be considered price sensitive by the market. Therefore I am in the very difficult situation of wanting to keep the long suffering supporters of Woburn Energy, such as yourself, up to date, but knowing that it would only require one inappropriate statement from me to be copied onto a bulletin board and Woburn could be in big trouble with the AIM authorities. So reluctantly, I can tell you nothing more than the Chairman stated in our Interims. You will probably remember he said that Woburn Energy was currently looking at a number of opportunities and he emphasised the desire to bring in production and high quality exploration opportunities into the company. That is still the case, and this approach has the backing of the majority shareholder, again, as stated in the Interim accounts. Naturally, should the situation change and an announcement can be made, I will make sure it gets circulated promptly. On behalf of Dr John M Cubitt Managing Director WOBURN ENERGY PLC 16 Upper Woburn Place, London WC1H 0AF DDI: +44 (0)207 380 4609 Tel: +44 (0)207 387 2288 Fax: +44 (0)207 380 0518 M: +44 (0)7795 424063 E: sharr.banks@woburnenergy.com Web: www.woburnenergy.com

was from proactiveinvestors, here's the link http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/26348/hambledons-daffern-says-placing-will-improve-sekisovskoye-and-save-costs-sooner-rather-than-later--26348.html

Aside from the infrastructure projects Hambledon has also earmarked £900,000 for corporate development purposes. Daffern said that these funds could be used to help the group look at new growth opportunities in a structured manner. He reckons it is enough to support due-diligence activities over the next year.

there has been some ‘tittle-tattle’ in the wine bars. We think that this ‘tittle-tattle’, that’s occurred from various people, has eroded the share price and that is a really disappointing fact. Unfortunately that’s life in London.” Although investors may be disappointed by the discounted placing price, Daffern highlights the structure of the fundraising gives all existing shareholders the opportunity to avoid dilution and invest at a level which offers ‘exceptional value’. The Australian chief executive is referring to the open offer that has been incorporated into the funding arrangements, which allow existing shareholders to buy one new share for every ten shares they own at 4 pence each. “This is not a traditional British thing, but it is very popular in both Australia and Canada.” Daffern added: “I feel it is courteous, right and proper that all private investors get an opportunity to buy the new shares.” “They will not be diluted without having the chance to invest at the same price as the London institutions. This treats all shareholders, whether they are large or small, with the same courtesy. All cash and pounds are the same, so we should treat people like that.” The funding is expected to conclude by 31 March. Then Daffern and his team intend to put the new cash to work as soon as possible. Hambledon plans to focus on four main infrastructure projects, which it expects will save a combined US$120 an ounce in operational costs. Firstly a new ‘integrated waste facility’ will mean that Hambledon won’t have to build more large tailings dams on the Sekisovskoye site. The company will use £2.6 million of the new capital to build the facility and Daffern expects that it will save around US$55 an ounce in operating costs. Secondly Daffern plans to spend £1.3 million to automate and improve the metallurgical processing systems at the mine. He reckons that the project will increase recoveries from 85 percent to around 90 percent, which will in turn give a US$35 an ounce saving. Sekisovskoye’s workshops must be expanded to support the enlarged fleet of mining equipment that will be used in the underground mine. Hambledon will spend £600,000 of the proceeds on this project and it is expected to give a US$15 an ounce saving. The other major upgrade aims to secure a 100 percent guaranteed power supply to the mine. Hambledon will spend £1.1 million of the new capital on a second power line from a second provider and a new substation. “At times we get ‘brown-outs’ in the summer and some problems in the winter so we don’t always get a guaranteed electrical supply. So this second line will give us that and it is also a required part of the underground development,” Daffern added. The power upgrades are expected to save US$15 an ounce in operational costs.