FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 8 February 2007


Brinkley Mining Plc

("Brinkley Mining" or "the Company")

Agreement signed to source additional Uranium Projects

Brinkley Mining Plc (AIM: BRM), is pleased to announce that it has entered into
an Agreement to source additional uranium projects in South Africa with one of
the Brinkley Group's Economic Empowerment Partners, Blue Nightingale 709
(Proprietary) Limited ("Blue Nightingale").

Under the terms of the Agreement Blue Nightingale will offer a right of first
refusal on any uranium projects in South Africa to the Brinkley Group. In
consideration, Brinkley Mining will issue 6 million fully paid ordinary shares
in the Company to Blue Nightingale. These shares will be subject to a 12 month
lock-in arrangement and will be issued within 20 days after Blue Nightingale
has obtained approval of this arrangement from the Reserve Bank of South Africa.

Blue Nightingale is the Brinkley Group's joint Economic Empowerment Partner over
5 Prospecting Applications in the Karoo region of South Africa and also is a
25% shareholder in Western Uranium (Proprietary) Limited, a subsidiary of
Brinkley Mining. Blue Nightingale has a management team with mining and
commercial expertise and experience. Its principals comprise experienced
practitioners in a wide range of business activities, including mineral-resource
management, corporate finance, project management and the provisioning of legal
and business accounting services.



Gerard Holden, Executive Chairman of Brinkley Mining, commented:
"Brinkley Mining is delighted to have expanded our relationship with Blue
Nightingale. We all view this as an important step in enhancing the Company's
portfolio of uranium properties whilst working together with one of our partners
Blue Nightingale."

Good news for them today , keen to get going .

SP moving up on good news .

Hi fliper what your outlook on this now?

13 February 2007


Brinkley Mining Plc

("Brinkley Mining" or the "Company")


Execution of Prospecting Rights over Waterval and Rietkuil


Brinkley Mining Plc (AIM: BRM) is pleased to announce that its associate
company, Western Uranium (Pty) Limited ("Western Uranium"), has confirmed that
it has met with the Republic of South Africa's Department of Minerals and Energy
("DME") and has executed and notarised the prospecting rights which were granted
over the areas in Waterval and Rietkuil previously announced by the Company on
13 October 2006. Additionally the area called remainder of Krugel's claim 459
was executed and notarised.

its looking good........................................................Lonrho Africa PLC
13 February 2007


For immediate release

LONRHO AFRICA PLC
("Lonrho" or "the Company")

Brinkley Mining Plc announces Execution of Prospecting Rights over
Waterval and Rietkuil uranium prospects

Lonrho is pleased to announce that Brinkley Mining Plc ("Brinkley"), in which
Lonrho has a 10.04% interest, has, following a meeting with the Republic of
South Africa's Department of Minerals and Energy ("DME"), executed and notarised
the prospecting rights over the areas in Waterval and Rietkuil.

Lonrho's Joint Executive Chairman and Chief Executive, David Lenigas, commented:

"This marks significant progress for Brinkley, as the DME has granted very few
prospecting rights over uranium fields in South Africa. This will enable
Brinkley to commence exploration activities on these high quality uranium
prospects."

The full text of Brinkley's announcement released earlier today is as follows:

Brinkley Mining Plc
("Brinkley Mining" or the "Company")

Execution of Prospecting Rights over Waterval and Rietkuil

Brinkley Mining Plc (AIM: BRM) is pleased to announce that its associate
company, Western Uranium (Pty) Limited ("Western Uranium"), has confirmed that
it has met with the Republic of South Africa's Department of Minerals and Energy
("DME") and has executed and notarised the prospecting rights which were granted
over the areas in Waterval and Rietkuil previously announced by the Company on
13 October 2006. Additionally the area called remainder of Krugel's claim 459
was executed and notarised.

Accordingly, the table below summarises the current status of Western Uranium's
Waterval / Rietkuil application:

Prospects Hectares Status

Waterval Prospect (3,600 ha total)

Remainder of Krugel's Claim 459 1,085 Prospecting Right Granted,
Executed and Notarised

Portion 9 of Brandewyns Ghat 214 838 Prospecting Right Granted,
Executed and Notarised

Remainder of Portion 3 of Brandewyns 1,677 Prospecting Right Granted,
Ghat 214 Executed and Notarised

Rietkuil Prospect (7,342 ha total)

Portion 9 of Rietkuil 307 2,155 Application Accepted by the DME

Remainder of Rietkuil 307 4,969 Application Accepted by the DME

Remainder of Portion 1 of Langleegte 218 Prospecting Right Granted,
304 Executed and Notarised

Western Uranium intends to commence airborne reconnaissance, detailed geological
mapping, re-sampling of previous drill holes and a new drilling programme at the
earliest opportunity.

Gerard Holden, Executive Chairman of Brinkley Mining commented:

"We are delighted to have completed the execution of these prospecting rights.
We look forward to commencing exploration activities immediately for these
prospects over which Western Uranium has exclusive access and ownership rights."

End

For further information, please contact:

Lonrho Africa Plc +44 (020) 7016 5105
David Lenigas, Chief Executive +44 (0)7881 825 378
Emma Priestley, Executive Director +44 (0)7867 785 177

Strand Partners Limited +44 (0)20 7409 3494
Simon Raggett
Matthew Chandler

Cardew Group +44 (0)20 7930 0777
Nadja Vetter +44 (0)7941 340 436
Eden Mendel +44 (0)7887 676 603
Emma Consett +44 (0)7971 468 308

Notes to Editors

Lonrho is in the process of re-establishing a significant presence on the
African continent. Its investment and acquisition strategy, which was adopted
following the appointment of David Lenigas as Chief Executive and subsequent
shareholder approval in February 2006, focuses on the natural
resources, infrastructure, leisure and agribusiness sectors. Lonrho's executive
team has considerable experience across these industries in a wide range of
countries. Since adopting its current strategy, Lonrho has announced investments
in Brinkley Mining Plc, Nare Diamonds Ltd, Luba Freeport, Five Forty Aviation
Limited, Norse Air Limited and Strenner Holding Limited.

.......

I think they could be a winner , need to get in at the right price .

what would you say is the right price fliper

You can wait to see how the market reacts to the news , and the sp may go up or down . You may take a gamble and get in at 19.5 - 20 area .

fliper

whats happing to UMN it looks like it been hit by this news.

No , umn are a lot bigger company . 18 to buy into brm looks fair , but they are a long term play .

i don't think some body to pleased about this contract that's been signed.it seem as soon as someone buys 4/5 sells come out. i spk to someone about this and well in so many words hmmmmmmmmmmmmm? it will come good fliper

Buy UMN now as it is a good opportunity now before it rises further...BRM will be a real long term play.

Hello 98 how are you i;ve put my bid in i'll let you no tomorow if i'am in..........

I watched yesterday and there was a small window to buy at 17.5 . The sp has gone up a bit , still watching the trade totals.

fliper i spk to someone at hq and this is a good buy long term maybe 7/8 mouths
but i think you will get abetter window to come in at.the sp will come down.

Yes , i think you are right . The better the news the higher the price .

Starting to move upwards , are they getting things going ?

fliper made a big misake hat to sell two days ago thing were bad so had to unload
i ;v been kicking my self for 2 days . i no this will go up next month 26th news will come out........wt going on with (umn)

They are only going to get better .

23 to buy , is the boat leaving ?

Now 24 ? something going down ?

i think not but hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.This stock is not for the faint hearted. Brave investors should buy, however..............iam out for now

Hit 26 at one point today . Where next ?

this will go up and down its been here before this will go 35p+..............2/3 months and tomorrow the FT100 will go up so maybe it will go 26p.

Back to 26 would be nice .

Not sure about the two 16 mil trades . RNS looks like they are getting ready to start .

it looking good fliper some good trades today .

This is starting to zoom upwards, micky. Well spotted!

98 i sold this as lose when mining was hit bad not to happy about this one i hope it comes back down.a moment of madness..............lol......thats all i can do

Well , great day for brm , anybody else on this ? I bet cynic is not !

fliper did you buy

Yes , missed the 17.5/18 window but got in at 19.5

good buy fliper ............now look at (DCD)it a good buy

It looks like the 34 mil trades the other day were buys , someone knows something .

BRM clearly is a BUY, something is brewing seriously.

i told you 98

Thanks for the tip, micky.

98/fliper...... This will start to full next week come back to 25p and hold i think but if it dose not then it will zoom upwards. 50p+........it was here a year ago; the thing that makes me think this will go up this time is....................................



As part of the above agreement with the CGEA, Brinkley Africa has entered into
an addendum to the original Memorandum of Understanding which provides for the
parties to incorporate a new company in the DRC. This new company is called
Societe d'Inspection des Matieres Nucleaires et des Substances Radioactive
("SOCIMAR"). SOCIMAR is mandated by the CGEA to conduct radiation testing and
certification of export materials with a view to implementing proper controls
and to restrict the illicit export of radioactive material. SOCIMAR will receive
a fee per unit certified.


Brinkley Africa will have board control of SOCIMAR and an approximate 40%
economic interest. A project implementation plan has been agreed with the CGEA
and the first personnel have been recruited. It is SOCIMAR's objective to have
the required controls operational at a number of border crossings in the next
four months.

Micky I think it is a good time to top up now

i think this will come down 98 but here's one to look at (GLA)also it as shaers in......UraMin Inc (UraMin), in which Galahad holds 9.3% (8.4% fully diluted), have a look at the post

There is a 1.4 million buy at the end of the day

hlyeo98
Even so I think the best Uranium stock is VML buy or top up while others are elsewhere.

Did they force the price down for this buyer ? 1.4 mil

no fliper there a funny lot this will come down fliper also have alook at (GLA) i put a
thread or post wt ever earlier

driver, I think both VML and BRM are both very good shares to keep.

driver, I think both VML and BRM are both very good shares to keep.

hlyeo98
Have a look at the URA thread.

I think buyers will come in again if sp starts moving up .

Good chance to pile in at 28p.

The price of uranium can only go higher after this.
http://www.stockinterview.com/News/03092007/Ranger-Flooded-ERA.html

From The Times - March 10, 2007

Europe agrees to embrace nuclear option in battle to save the planetDavid Charter and Rory Watson, Brussels
The role of nuclear power in Europe received an unexpected boost yesterday as EU leaders hailed a landmark climate change deal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and switch to renewable fuels.

Environmentalists complained that an ambitious headline goal to cut Europes CO emissions by a fifth by 2020 had been weakened by concessions to the main nuclear nations and the biggest polluters in Eastern Europe.

Nonetheless, Angela Merkel, the German Chancellor, will use the agreement struck at the spring EU summit in Brussels to put pressure on world leaders to follow suit when she hosts the G8 meeting in June.

China, India and Brazil will join that summit and, like the US, be challenged to accept the principle of binding CO cuts for the first time.

As well as agreeing in principle to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, EU leaders pledged to ensure that 20 per cent of Europes energy will come from renewable sources by 2020. The commitment of all 27 member nations is legally enforceable by the European Court of Justice.

Months of haggling will follow as diplomats argue over targets for individual countries. Each will contribute a different amount, and diplomats made clear that less would be expected of the heaviest-polluting former Communist countries. The Czechs and Slovaks had both complained that they had only just left decades of five-year plans behind them.

In a sop to France and the Czech Republic, a countrys nuclear power capability will be taken into account when calculating national commitments to renewable energy. France produces 80 per cent of its electricity from nuclear power stations and insisted that this noncarbon source of fuel should be taken into consideration. French diplomats believe this will lessen the EU demand for more renewable sources such as wave, wind and solar power.

Jacques Chirac, the outgoing French President, welcomed the deal as one of the top three achievements of the EU during his 12 years in the Elys Palace.

Tony Blair was also pleased with the concession towards the nuclear powers. The outcome will give a boost to his plans to rebuild Britains ageing nuclear power stations which suffered a setback last month when the High Court ruled that the consultation process was seriously flawed. Mr Blair said: There is then the 20 per cent target on renewable energy. In setting that, there will be permission to look at the energy mix that countries have . . . including nuclear technology, which obviously helps the UK as well.

Environmentalists were less enthusiastic. Friends of the Earth said the targets were timid. A spokesman said: Heads of States gave a modest boost to the uptake of renewable energies, but agreed that the EU should aim low on cutting greenhouse gases, and failed again to agree any concrete commitment towards reducing Europes appalling waste of energy.

Mr Blair and Mr Chirac were full of praise for the handling of the summit by Mrs Merkel, who faced strong opposition to her climate change ambitions from several nations, not least in eastern European countries such as Poland, which still rely heavily on fossil fuels.

But she was determined to give herself the best possible leverage on members of the G8 to persuade them to follow suit and prepare a postKyoto global framework for cutting harmful emissions.

President Chirac described the outcome as one of the great moments of European history. He said: It was not easy, but Mrs Merkel achieved it with lots of intelligence and brio.

Key to any new global deal will be the United States, where Congress refused to ratify the Kyoto protocol, but also China, India and Brazil, which were all excused Kyoto targets because they were classed as developing nations in the 1990s.

The EU deal allows Mrs Merkel to challenge other global players to match the EUs commitment with the extra pledge that Europe will go further and cut emissions by up to 30 per cent if others are prepared to follow suit.

RNS says two big boys have a very large holding . They must have faith in brm .

i must be mad.......... in agian fliper thats all 3 i have now ...........hope cynic don't come in that will bring the sp down........up .25

Fliper, where is the RNS? or can you paste it? And micky, u r not mad.

I had a choice to buy more of these at 23 or umn at 2.15 and went for the later .

Brinkley Mining PLC
12 March 2007


For immediate release
12 March 2007

Brinkley Mining Plc

("Brinkley Mining" or "the Company")

Substantial Shareholdings

The Company was informed today that as a result of recent share purchases,
Deutsche Bank AG now hold 16,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company
representing 5.17% of the Company's issued share capital.

The Company was also advised today that Lonrho Africa (Holdings) Limited has an
interest in 13,099,900 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company representing
4.23% of the Company's issued share capital.


ENDS


there you go

Yes , they got them at a good price as well .

Thanks, fliper.

Nice to see these holding around 28p . Good news could put them up to 40p .

i;v spoken to (dominic frisby at minesite.com). here's what they had to say about.UraMin Inc (UMN) and Brinkley Mining (BRM)


Hi Mickey,
I wanted uramin to appear on the last show, but they didn't want to
come on - something to do with one of their people not getting on so
well with Dines!
I'll look at Brinkley.
Cheers,
Dominic

if i here something ill let you no maybe it will appear on next weeks show

Are u into BRM now, micky? I top up today

yes i got all 3 (BRM)>>>>(VML)@(UMN)

Tuesday 13 March 2007
UraMin Inc.

("UraMin" or "the Company")

Definitive Feasibility Study for the Ryst Kuil Uranium Project, South Africa

UraMin is pleased to announce that SRK Consulting (US) Inc. ("SRK") of Denver,
Colorado has been appointed to undertake Consulting and Engineering Services for
the completion of the Definitive Feasibility Study ("DFS") for the Ryst Kuil

Project................... (including the Ryst Kuil, Riet Kuil and Tanqua properties) .....................in the West

Beaufort area of South Africa. SRK are currently engaged on the DFS for UraMin's
Trekkopje project in Namibia and UraMin anticipate that the existing
relationship will ensure an effective and rapid commencement of the Ryst Kuil
DFS and expedite the completion of the DFS work.


is this not the same project as Brinkley Mining (BRM)...........note

Lonrho Africa PLC
13 February 2007


For immediate release

LONRHO AFRICA PLC
("Lonrho" or "the Company")

Brinkley Mining Plc announces Execution of Prospecting Rights over
Waterval and Rietkuil uranium prospects

(NOTE THE WORD RIETKUIL)

Good work 468 , up a little today . Now looking like a cracking share .

RNS out on vml

thanks fliper just seen it

Brinkley Mining PLC
15 March 2007


For immediate release 15 March 2007

Brinkley Mining Plc
("Brinkley Mining" or the "Company")

Significant Shareholding

The Company was informed on 14 March 2007 that Tau Proprietary Investments
Limited now holds 16,441,500 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company
representing 5.31% of the Company's issued share capital.


For further information, please contact:

Brinkley Mining Plc
Donald Strang, Finance Director
Tel +44 (0) 207 016 5108 Fax +44 (0) 207 016 5101

Beaumont Cornish Limited
Michael Cornish
Tel +44 (0) 20 7628 3396 Fax +44 (0) 207628 3393


looking better

There most be something good about brm , lots of big boys wanting a piece of the action .

Yeah, I am thinking of topping up again. Did u see TAD which I mentioned to you in the UMN thread. It has gone up by 25% since I mentioned to u

Very good news that the big boys are in BRM, fliper...topping up tomorrow.

The Company was informed on 14 March 2007 that Tau Proprietary Investments
Limited now holds 16,441,500 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company
representing 5.31% of the Company's issued share capital.

The Company was informed on 12/3/2007 that as a result of recent share purchases, Deutsche Bank AG now hold 16,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company representing 5.17% of the Company's issued share capital.

The Company was also advised on 12/3/2007 that Lonrho Africa (Holdings) Limited has an interest in 13,099,900 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company representing 4.23% of the Company's issued share capital.

Investor's Chronicle - 16th March 2007

African dream

"The happiest place for uranium folk is Africa," says Adam Cooke at New City Investment Managers. That's because the environmental pressures are lower, the mining knowledge and skills base is getting better, and the resources are available on favourable terms.

It's not always that easy, though, as Brinkley Mining is finding to its cost. The company listed in 2006 under the stewardship of Gerard Holden, formerly the key man in mining finance at Barclays Capital. He had teamed up with ex-Asia Energy managing director David Lenigas and, between them, they were recognised as some of the best-connected people in the small-cap mining sector. They're also past masters at selling a story, and they sold Brinkley big time. But whether or not the company can hold on to its hard-won - and on the face of it extremely attractive - right of first refusal on all Congolese uranium assets, remains another story altogether, as Congolese police are now investigating the deal.

Good work every one , it all looks very positive .

fliper
With a little bit of negative after my post 71.

there will be some news out on the 30th march............ that's when the sp will go up if the news is good ie = + U308

It looks like brm have a good deal and others dont like that .

Who are the others? BRM will soon fly, I am pretty sure of this as Deutsche Bank AG, Lonrho, and Tau Investments are all into this now.

you hit the nail on the head fliper well done. i think it could be (umn)

I supposed you got into BRM now, micky

yes always been in but i lost money on it ........i'v always had a good feeling
about this one thats way i lost money.............. still iam in again so don;t SELL

The JP Morgan report is the latest indication that nuclear, for long the "renewable that dared not speak its name", is back in vogue. The renaissance, driven by growth in the energy-hungry markets of the US and China, is fuelling an explosion in the cost of uranium and attracting the interest of hedge funds in search of the next big thing.

this is a good read
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/main.jhtml?view=DETAILS&grid=&xml=/money/2007/03/13/ccnuclear13.xml

Waiting on good news

468 , news on the 30th of march ?

Exploration Summary


South Africa

Key progress was made at the Waterval Project in South Africa where prospecting
rights were secured in February 2007. Since this time we have commenced a
detailed exploration programme of the deposit. An extensive airborne geophysical
programme has been completed and is currently being interpreted by specialists.
Over 150 previously drilled holes have been located and logged and we are in the
process of mobilising to clean those holes in preparation for a detailed down
hole logging programme which is expected to commence by April 2007. Once this is
complete a number of the previously drilled holes will be twinned and analysed
for uranium and molybdenum. This information will be compiled with the results
of the interpretation of the airborne geophysics work and a resource drilling
campaign will be executed. We intend to continue this exploration programme with
the goal of achieving an inferred resource in the third quarter of 2007.

ALSO undertaking this study is: yes you have it uramin mining !!!! I wonder!!!!!

Brinkley Mining
They're also past masters at selling a story, and they sold Brinkley big time. But whether or not the company can hold on to its hard-won - and on the face of it extremely attractive - right of first refusal on all Congolese uranium assets, remains another story altogether, as Congolese police are now investigating the deal.

IT NOT GOOD BUT BEST YOU NO!!!!


("UraMin" or "the Company")

Definitive Feasibility Study for the Ryst Kuil Uranium Project, South Africa

UraMin is pleased to announce that SRK Consulting (US) Inc. ("SRK") of Denver,
Colorado has been appointed to undertake Consulting and Engineering Services for
the completion of the Definitive Feasibility Study ("DFS") for the Ryst Kuil

Project................... (including the Ryst Kuil, Riet Kuil and Tanqua properties) .....................in the West

Yes , theres alot getting out now . If the investigation proves ? then the sp will crash .

For immediate release 23 March 2007



Brinkley Mining Plc
("Brinkley Mining" or the "Company")

Substantial Shareholdings


The Company was informed on 22 March 2007 that as a result of recent share
purchases, RAB Special Situations (Master) Fund Ltd now hold 35,011,400
ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company representing 11.30% of the Company's
issued share capital.

More big players are coming into the picture...looking cheap now to BUY.


The Company was informed on 22 March 2007 that as a result of recent share
purchases, RAB Special Situations (Master) Fund Ltd now hold 35,011,400
ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company representing 11.30% of the Company's
issued share capital.

The Company was informed on 14 March 2007 that Tau Proprietary Investments
Limited now holds 16,441,500 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company
representing 5.31% of the Company's issued share capital.

The Company was informed on 12/3/2007 that as a result of recent share purchases, Deutsche Bank AG now hold 16,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company representing 5.17% of the Company's issued share capital.

The Company was also advised on 12/3/2007 that Lonrho Africa (Holdings) Limited has an interest in 13,099,900 ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company representing 4.23% of the Company's issued share capital.

23/03/07 - 17:33 Annual Report and Accounts RNS

This looks like a very good entry point now at 26p.

I think it could go alot lower , 22p/23p

U might be right, fliper...BRM is drifting away downwards...maybe 21p.

Going down and many getting out .

you have to go long on this one it will go down like i said fliper/98 there is more news to come out late march/early-april stay with it long trem they will get the s/p up

look at what Director Deals are
08-Jun-06 Buy John G Holden 30.00p 48,000 14,400.00
08-Jun-06 Buy Kiran Caldas Morzaria 31.40p 15,000 4,710.00
08-Jun-06 Buy Donald I G L Strang 29.50p 10,000 2,950.

The annual report was not that amazing...so I think investors are bailing out of BRM now. I expect the sp will go down to 20p.

I have set a buy order at 18p .

I agree with u, fliper that this will go to 18-20p as they have no viable production to date.

Falling again .

KALAHARI KAH is on the up, don't hold but may be of interest.

Kalahari Minerals announces high-grade uranium mineralisation at Husab project

For immediate release

5 April 2007

Brinkley Mining plc
("Brinkley Mining" or "the Company")
Issue of Options

Over the past few months, the Company has been actively engaging senior staff
members for its projects in Africa. To incentivise these new staff going
forward the Company announces that it has today issued 3 million options to
staff to subscribe for new ordinary shares in the Company at an exercise price
of 25p per share, with a term of 5 years from the date of this announcement.
The options will vest to the staff one year from the date of this announcement.

In addition, acting on the recommendation of the Remuneration Committee, and in
recognition of Gerard Holden recently accepting an expanded executive role as
Executive Chairman and Donald Strang's increased responsibilities covering both
financial and business development matters, the Company has today issued 5
million options to Gerard Holden and 3 million options to Donald Strang. These
options to subscribe for ordinary shares in the Company have an exercise price
of 25p per share and a term of 5 years from the date of this announcement.

The staff will not get rich on the sp at present .

that a good thing maybe the carrot will make the big fat donkey move

The price has surged to almost US$100 a pound for the first time in a generation, soaring 78 per cent during the past six months


http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/utilities/article1629373.ece

The price sorry posted 2

I can see the mm putting this down to 20 to tempt buyers

wrong , the sp is going the other way ?

Huge sells on BRM today (120 million shares) but sp moves up.

Brinkley Mining hit by negative press coverage in Sunday Times
Monday, September 17, 2007, 09:04 AM

Investors in Brinkley Mining (AIM: BRM) continued to be bewildered by the rollercoaster ride in the company's share price. Brinkley Mining listed on AIM a little over 1 year ago to advance uranium projects in South Africa, but quickly fell from 33 pence to 15 pence as the company had failed to lock-in certain pre-IPO investors. The shares did recover, on the back of strong uranium prices and a landmark deal in the Democratic Republic of Congo ('DRC') to mine uranium in partnership with the Congolese Atomic Energy Authority ('CGEA').

However, the Sunday Times reported yesterday that all is not well in the DRC, as Brinkley Mining, or some of its operating subsidiary's may have been working with Nico Shefer, who was effectively 'kicked out' of the DRC last month. The Sunday Times also reported that ministers who worked on the CGEA-Brinkley deal had been sacked.

Brinkley Mining was quick to refute the newspapers claims.

"Brinkley Mining, notes press comment over the weekend and would like to re-iterate its position in the DRC, as previously announced.

The Board of Brinkley Mining remains confident that Brinkley Mining's agreements with the Democratic Republic of the Congo's (DRC) atomic energy authority, the Commissariat General a l'Energie Atomique (CGEA), are legally binding and will deliver value for shareholders.

The DRC is currently reviewing a significant number of mining licenses and the Board is aware of general speculation as regards mining companies operating within this country. Brinkley does not have any mining or exploration licenses yet. It does have a signed Memorandum of Understanding with the CGEA, which was signed in October 2006 and which was authorised by then ministers of mines and scientific research and technology. Further, in July 2007, the Company signed binding legal agreements with the CGEA which were authorised by the then minister of scientific research and technology, Mr Bonane.

Last week, a joint Brinkley and CGEA team were working together in the DRC to progress technical aspects of the work programme. This week, a senior Brinkley delegation will be in the DRC to progress the technical and financial assistance agreed in July 2007. Brinkley is working diligently with the DRC authorities to progress the required Presidential ordinances as part of the process of having the exploration permits issued.

Brinkley regularly updates its shareholders, and did so as recently as last Friday when it announced its half yearly report which contained full disclosure. The Company is not aware of any other information which should have been disclosed and as and when there is any further news to report on the Companys interests in the DRC or elsewhere a further announcement will be made."
Shares in Brinkley Mining caved in this morning, dropping 23% to 12.5 pence, a new low.

Brinkley Mining hit by negative press coverage in Sunday Times
Monday, September 17, 2007, 09:04 AM

Investors in Brinkley Mining (AIM: BRM) continued to be bewildered by the rollercoaster ride in the company's share price. Brinkley Mining listed on AIM a little over 1 year ago to advance uranium projects in South Africa, but quickly fell from 33 pence to 15 pence as the company had failed to lock-in certain pre-IPO investors. The shares did recover, on the back of strong uranium prices and a landmark deal in the Democratic Republic of Congo ('DRC') to mine uranium in partnership with the Congolese Atomic Energy Authority ('CGEA').

However, the Sunday Times reported yesterday that all is not well in the DRC, as Brinkley Mining, or some of its operating subsidiary's may have been working with Nico Shefer, who was effectively 'kicked out' of the DRC last month. The Sunday Times also reported that ministers who worked on the CGEA-Brinkley deal had been sacked.

Brinkley Mining was quick to refute the newspapers claims.

"Brinkley Mining, notes press comment over the weekend and would like to re-iterate its position in the DRC, as previously announced.

The Board of Brinkley Mining remains confident that Brinkley Mining's agreements with the Democratic Republic of the Congo's (DRC) atomic energy authority, the Commissariat General a l'Energie Atomique (CGEA), are legally binding and will deliver value for shareholders.

The DRC is currently reviewing a significant number of mining licenses and the Board is aware of general speculation as regards mining companies operating within this country. Brinkley does not have any mining or exploration licenses yet. It does have a signed Memorandum of Understanding with the CGEA, which was signed in October 2006 and which was authorised by then ministers of mines and scientific research and technology. Further, in July 2007, the Company signed binding legal agreements with the CGEA which were authorised by the then minister of scientific research and technology, Mr Bonane.

Last week, a joint Brinkley and CGEA team were working together in the DRC to progress technical aspects of the work programme. This week, a senior Brinkley delegation will be in the DRC to progress the technical and financial assistance agreed in July 2007. Brinkley is working diligently with the DRC authorities to progress the required Presidential ordinances as part of the process of having the exploration permits issued.

Brinkley regularly updates its shareholders, and did so as recently as last Friday when it announced its half yearly report which contained full disclosure. The Company is not aware of any other information which should have been disclosed and as and when there is any further news to report on the Companys interests in the DRC or elsewhere a further announcement will be made."

Shares in Brinkley Mining caved in this morning, dropping 23% to 12.5 pence, a new low.

Brinkley Mining Plc
('Brinkley Mining' or the 'Company')
Issue of Equity

On 17 October 2006 Brinkley Mining Plc announced that the Company had partnered
with an additional Historically Disadvantaged South African ('HDSA'), Summer
Days Trading 3 (Proprietary) Limited ('Summer Days').

At the same time, and in consideration of Summer Days contribution in the
process of applying for and receiving prospecting rights in South Africa, and
subject, inter alia, to approval by the South African Reserve Bank, the Company
agreed to issue Summer Days 6.5 million new ordinary shares in the Company. In
addition, and as part of this agreement, Atomaer Holdings Pty Ltd ('Atomaer')
also agreed to transfer 8 million shares in the Company to Summer Days.

Subsequent to this Summer Days has agreed with Signet Mining Services Ltd
('Signet') to cede all their rights in relation to these shares.

Therefore today Brinkley Mining has issued 6.5 million Ordinary Shares to Signet
and has applied for these shares to be admitted to trading on AIM, which the
Board expects will commence on 5 October 2007. These shares will be subject to a
12 month lock-in arrangement from the date of issue. Furthermore Atomaer has
transferred 8 million shares to Signet, following this transfer the Board of
the Company has been informed by Atomaer that it now holds 57,400,000 shares in
the Company representing approximately 16.41% of the total voting rights

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Brinkley Mining came under pressure and slid 2-1/4 pence - 20.93 pct - to 8-1/2 as traders reacted to Friday's late statement from the Congo government's PR firm, which seemed to throw into doubt the uranium exploration contract signed only in July.

Brinkley Mining Plc
('Brinkley Mining' or the 'Company')
Substantial Shareholdings

The Company was informed today that as a result of recent share purchases, L-R
Global Partners L.P. and L-R Global Fund Ltd in aggregate own 21,992,768
ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company ('Ordinary Shares') representing 6.17%
of the Company's issued share capital. With respect to these shareholdings, L-R
Global Partners L.P. owns 12,128,100 Ordinary shares and L-R Global Fund Ltd
owns 9,864,668 Ordinary Shares.

Brinkley Mining PLC
31 October 2007


For immediate release 31 October 2007

Brinkley Mining Plc
('Brinkley Mining' or the 'Company')
Substantial Shareholdings

The Company was informed on 30 October 2007 that Och Ziff, the global hedge
fund, hold 76 million ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company representing
21.33 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital and Signet Mining Service
Limited ('Signet') hold 14.5 million ordinary shares of 0.15p in the Company
representing 4.07 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.


Gerard Holden, Executive Chairman said:


'I am delighted to welcome investors of the calibre of Och Ziff and Signet onto
the company's shareholder register. Signet is focused on uranium mining and
holds assets in Niger, Chad, Angola, Mozambique and South Africa. We look
forward to working closely with all major shareholders to achieve the company's
objectives to become a producing uranium company at the earliest opportunity.'

Surprised no recent posts re this stock. Has everyone old out near lows? Seems to be on upward path again now ....?

Gerard Holdenhas been buying again (todays RNS). So his holding is now nearly 1% of company (either directly or indirectly via Torre).

hi survived87 .........waiting for conformation

The DRC is currently reviewing a significant number of mining licenses and the Board is aware of general speculation as regards mining companies operating within this country. Brinkley does not have any mining or exploration licenses yet. It does have a signed Memorandum of Understanding with the CGEA, which was signed in October 2006 and which was authorised by then ministers of mines and scientific research and technology. Further, in July 2007, the Company signed binding legal agreements with the CGEA which were authorised by the then minister of scientific research and technology, Mr Bonane.

However, the Sunday Times reported yesterday that all is not well in the DRC, as Brinkley Mining, or some of its operating subsidiary's may have been working with Nico Shefer, who was effectively 'kicked out' of the DRC last month. The Sunday Times also reported that ministers who worked on the CGEA-Brinkley deal had been sacked.

Very risky in Congo...look at Kenya now.

micky/ hyle .... seems the SP already assumes that the Congo project is dead and buried. BRM have effectively already said as much. Hence the substantial decline in SP - so reflects present situation.Time will tell as regards the other (South) African project.

Seems Gerard Holden (Torre) got his timing right. Less than two weeks ago he topped up at 4.75p & 4.85p. Presently today they're (BRM) being quoted at 7.2 / 7.4p

Brinkley Mining PLC

('Brinkley Mining' or the 'Company')

Damsfontein / Bloemfontein Prospecting Rights


Western Uranium (Pty) Limited ('Western Uranium'), an associate company of
Brinkley Mining, has been informed today by South Africa's Department of
Minerals and Energy that its application for uranium prospecting rights in the
Damsfontein/Bloemfontein area of the Western Cape has been refused. A further
update will be provided as appropriate in due course.

.... seems they're not having much luck are they.... but I think this was also discounted .... as decision had gone against them last year and this was the final result of an appeal ... please correct me if I'm wrong ....
The main Waterval prospect is still there plus plenty of cash.....

also note that this share seems to be being talked down on some boards (e.g. LSE - thats London South East - not London Stock Exchange) ..... so whether thats due to someones genuine concern to stop PI's losing money or because of a hidden adenda I don't know`....

disappointing!

hlyeo98.... might be 'disappointing' but it would have been a 'surprise' if it had been any different. As mentioned before, this was a result of an appeal against an earlier refusal. Found the original RNS now. It's from 5 Feb 2007 ans says "In relation to the Flagfontein and Damsfontein / Blomfontein applications, the DME indicated to Western Uranium that it did not intend to grant the rights citing a lack of financial capacity of Western Uranium and an inappropriate work programme and budget."

14m cash at last interims. And main project, the Waterval concession remains on-going with the prospecting rights over that area already notarised and executed. Seems a few people took the dip after the announcement as a buying opportunity. So whether it is 'disappointing' or not depends on you perspective i.e. the entry price you bought in at.....

not so bad after all, was it? back-up today +21%. now 5.9 / 6.3 .....

Thre is still live on the Indicators though had a good rise after the news of the bid approach last Friday.......

Brinkley Mining says received an approach for company

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Brinkley Mining Plc. said it has received an
approach that might lead to an offer for the company.
In a statement, the company said a further announcement will be made as and
when any firm proposal is made or if the talks are terminated.
Deutsche Bank has been raising its stake in the company and as of Feb. 22,
holds a 19.15 pct stake.

From The Times -- April 5, 2008

Brinkley Mining, the uranium explorer with rights to reserves in South Africa but whose prospecting rights in Congo are in doubt, rose 2.3p to 6p after it said that it had received a bid approach.

The Telegraph - April 5, 2008

Brinkley Mining rose 2.3 to 6.5p after revealing it had received a takeover approach. The UK-based company floated on Aim at 50p in June 2006.

deleted : - as Master RSI has inserted info for me and shown me how below

Alex

20 May 2008 ---Brinkley Mining Plc

Chad Exploration Permits

Brinkley Mining is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned Chad subsidiary, Brinkley Exploration (Tchad) S.A. ('Brinkley Exploration'), has been granted three exploration permits in Chad. The three permits include Ribao, Zalbi and Massonebare which together cover an area of 423km in the Mayo-Kebbi area of South West Chad adjacent to the Cameroon border (the 'Permits'). The Permits, which have been granted for a five year period expiring on 7 March 2013, provide for the exploration of uranium, gold and base metals. Osumare Investments Limited, Brinkley Mining's commercial partner in Chad, has a beneficial 30 per cent. interest in the Permits.

The Mayo-Kebbi region covers an area of approximately 8000km of exposed basement complex with syntectonic alkaline intrusions and Cretaceous platform cover with historical occurrences of copper, nickel, gold and tin. Following a wide-spaced airborne radiometric survey, uranium mineralisation was discovered in 1977 at Mandagzang. Subsequent diamond drilling confirmed disseminated mineralization within a syenite body in at least three holes with a reported best intersection of 29 meters at a grade of 761ppm Uranium. Shorter intercepts returned values in excess of 1 per cent. Uranium and surface investigations showed zones of supergene enrichment. The Zalbi Permit issued to the Company is contiguous with the Mandagzang discovery permit.

Recent work undertaken by Brinkley Mining includes stream sediment sampling with significant gold values identified at rates of up to 975ppb. A detailed 100 meter-spaced airborne survey has been conducted over the area by Brinkley Mining which has delineated a number of radiometric anomalies that are currently being followed up by ground surveys.

Brinkley Mining believes that the Mayo-Kebbi region has potential for uranium and gold mineralisation and the exploration of this region is part of the Company's broader strategy to develop its interests in prospective areas of Sub-Saharan Africa.

Brinkley Mining will provide a loan of up to US$5 million to Brinkley Exploration to finance exploration and drilling costs. Brinkley Mining has an option to acquire Osumare Investments Limited's 30 per cent interest in the Permits at market price should a feasibility study be completed in relation to the Permits. Brinkley Mining has also agreed to issue 5 million new Brinkley Mining ordinary shares to Osumare Investments Limited in respect of services and assistance provided to date.

Dunbar Dales, Chief Executive Officer, commented:

'We are pleased to be operating in South Western Chad. Our field crew is on the ground and has a detailed work programme to undertake. The aim of this current programme is to identify drill ready targets with the intention of starting drilling towards the end of 2008.'

Qualified Person

Kiran Morzaria has reviewed the information contained in this announcement. Kiran Morzaria holds a B. Eng Honours degree in Industrial Geology and a MBA in Finance. Kiran is a Non-executive director of Brinkley Mining. He has compiled, read and approved the technical disclosure in this regulatory announcement.

master RSI
how do you do that?[links that is]

Do the charts still think BRM is one for the UPS after news that T/O 'bid' terminated and CEO departing at end of month? Chad permits may help?
Alex

Alex

re - link


Is not easy as it must be add some extra signs in other to show here

Alex

re - link
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http://moneyam.uk-wire.com/cgi-bin/articles/200805201330448816U.html

YES

At least the company has changed the TOP ( CEO) and can do business as usual now

This price was already at the time of the aproach, so not much point in going lower

The share price is supported by cash, so I can not see downside, as the new permits have been positive news for the last couple weeks, and the new CEO is a way of changing direction as the share price have been going nowhere but down lately.

At the moment the Indicators are reaching oversold, so should see a movement up, share price have had capitulation yesterday and again this afternoon with the news

Indicators turning up at the end of the day

Master RSI
"I can not see downside" where's this going.