@aim_gravy Hitting oil is pretty much a given with their proven model and success rate, but we're talking hundreds of barrels not thousands. So doubt it will hit 0.5 on 'any sniff of oil'. Agree a helium joint venture and it will blow 0.5 out the park...that's what should excite investors
@AfzalValli Thanks for reminding us just how much we've got to look forward to. If you know of any other 🐕shares capable of bagging in the next few months, please tell us! 😀
@AnnelieseDodds@telebusiness 'Excluding over 3 million people from any support whatsoever will go down as one of the most callous policy mistakes in modern British history'. There, fixed it for you. Tories and Labour - both complicit. Never voting for either again. #ExcludedUK
@AnnelieseDodds How about directing some help at the excluded 3 million who've had zero support since day 1? Or have we already been written off as collateral damage? #ExcludedUK#forgottenltd
@labourassembly Not one mention of 3 million people who've been excluded from any support since day one. Tories and Labour = no difference. #heartless#Excludeduk
@TomWitherow Let's see how many of the excluded 3 million limited companies and newly self employed stay in business. Insolvencies are going to be the next disaster.
@KillerQueenly @KirstieMAllsopp Because it's a stupid point perhaps? Plenty of industries are susceptible to off-shoring - what's WFH got to do with that? Since many office workers are professionals with professional qualifications, I'd say that will be the biggest factor.
@maddie05035819 @AnnelieseDodds Absolutely. I look forward to reminding people of the need to save for a rainy day (the same advice I've had for the last 5 months). Or does that just apply to the self employed?
@AnnelieseDodds I'm staggered that you worry about the effects of people losing their jobs NOW but don't bat an eyelid at over 3 million people who've NEVER had any support. It's a divisive scheme that you've supported. So you can own the consequences #ExcludedUK
@PeopleMgt@richardm_foxkn@kingsleynapley But I thought it was just the newly self employed who committed fraud? Don't tell me Rishi's furlough scheme has been open to huge fraud since day one! What a shocker!! #ExcludedUK
@smithsmm Lots of people missing the point here. It's not that the hospitality industry shouldn't be supported, it's the huge disparity between the money given to it compared to the money given to struggling families. When it comes to some people, there still is no magic money tree.
@sanewland@RishiSunak@BorisJohnson@Jamie4North@MelJStride@TracyBrabin It's all very divisive (designed to be?) and since I've had ZERO support, I fail to see why I should pay more tax in the future. I used to believe in the big society, until the chancellor called my new business a fraud and was happy to see it and me go to the wall #ExcludedUK
@guardianopinion@GarryYoung5 Did I miss your piece about the 3 million who've never had any support? Perhaps I misunderstand but you appear to advocate giving more money to those who've been supported throughout (pay their bills etc) while not even mentioning those who've been left behind. #ExcludedUK
@martin_finch@dsmitheconomics For the same reason that 3 million people have had no support at all. It's completely illogical and cruelly unfair. But as the Chancellor says, he can't save every job or business. Or is it just the self employed who were expected to have saved for a 'rainy day'? #ExcludedUK
@BrokermanDaniel That's like commenting on a building site and saying the house looks like a wreck! It's not being drilled tomorrow. For the record though, these are low-cost drills, that's what makes them so attractive.
@Laura__Farris Sadly sentences are shaped by rehabilitation not retribution. But we all know some can't be rehabilitated while their communities have zero respect for the law.
@AfzalValli It could be transformational. Bit disappointing that Georgina Energy are having to raise the £10million drill costs though. Let's hope the next permit partner has deeper pockets...