serko1
- 24 Jan 2003 08:01
Wiggins is a property group turned airport operator.
They currently own land at and or will operate 8 airports(planestations).
These are
Manston in Kent
Lahr in Germany
Parchim in Germany
Cuneo in Italy
Odense in Denmark
Smyrna in the US
Pilsen in the Czech Republic
Ajman airport
The main initial focus is on cargo operation manston is currently the 7th biggest airport in terms of cargo weight in England. cuneo is the only Airport that currently has scheduled services from 3 febuary there will be 3 flights a day to Rome and 1 flight a day to Strasbourg in the summer there will be charter flights.
As well as the airports Manston still has a valuable non airport related land bank which it plans on selling/developping and using the money generated to invest in the planestations.
ajren
- 17 Dec 2003 09:55
- 131 of 156
All great news but why is the price only 4p ?
rgds aj
Golfclub12
- 17 Dec 2003 10:09
- 132 of 156
More sells than buys today??
ajren
- 17 Dec 2003 10:14
- 133 of 156
4p @ only 1,000,000 volume so not - perhaps stupidly - worried.
rgds aj
Golfclub12
- 17 Dec 2003 12:02
- 134 of 156
Have a butchers at the wiggins web site today.
Not quite sure how put the link on. Sorry
www.wigginsgroupplc.com
G12 :)))))
ajren
- 17 Dec 2003 12:17
- 135 of 156
Just in case anyone is confused :-
www.wigginsgroupplc.com is the SAME as www.wigginsplc.co.uk
rgds aj
ajren
- 17 Dec 2003 12:20
- 136 of 156
Ref only 4p
Many of the institutions are virtually unable to buy until finance is 100 p.c
arranged.
rgds aj
Golfclub12
- 17 Dec 2003 14:36
- 137 of 156
"Bloody good news" Please read
The South East
Our first priority is to make best use of the existing runways at the major South East airports. Beyond that, we support the building of two new runways in the South East in the period to 2030.
We support development as soon as possible (around 2011/2012) of a second runway at Stansted as the first new runway for the South East. Noise should be strictly controlled, and loss of heritage and countryside kept to a minimum. We do not support options for two or three new runways at Stansted.
We support development of Heathrow provided that strict environmental limits can be met, including a new runway as soon as possible after Stansted (in the 2015–2020 period). We look to the operator to safeguard land for it. We propose an urgent programme of work to tackle the air quality problems at Heathrow and consider how best to use the existing airport.
We believe that land should be safeguarded for a new wide-spaced runway at Gatwick both on its own merits and in case the conditions attached to a new Heathrow runway cannot be met. But we will not act to overturn the planning agreement preventing a second runway before 2019. We do not support the option for two new runways at Gatwick.
We support the growth of Luton up to the maximum use of one runway, but we do not support a second runway.
We do not believe that there is a strong case for creating a second hub in the South East, whether or not a third runway is built at Heathrow.
We do not support a new airport at Cliffe, because of its ecological damage, safety risk and doubtful viability.
We do not support development of Alconbury for passengers or freight but we recognise the potential to move aircraft maintenance there from Cambridge.
We believe that there is considerable scope for London City, Norwich, Southampton, Southend, and Manston to help meet demand for air services. Nor should the potential of Lydd, Shoreham, and Biggin Hill be overlooked.
We do not support any of the other proposals for alternative locations put forward during the consultation.
rubbish
- 17 Dec 2003 15:03
- 138 of 156
G12
Where did you see this "BGN"
Rgds - Rubbish
Golfclub12
- 17 Dec 2003 15:48
- 139 of 156
Rubbish
On the wiggins web
Regards G12
rubbish
- 17 Dec 2003 20:53
- 140 of 156
G12
thanks - have now seen wiggins web and it can only help the eventual
price upwards
Rubbish
Socrates
- 17 Dec 2003 23:55
- 141 of 156
If you liked that website, try this one
http://www.london-manston.com/info.html
Socrates
- 17 Dec 2003 23:56
- 142 of 156
Golfclub12
- 18 Dec 2003 07:16
- 143 of 156
Not bad Smarty pants!!
So How do you attach a link?? Cause ihavnt got the foggiest
Cheers G12
ajren
- 18 Dec 2003 10:11
- 144 of 156
4p@only 55,000 Volume.All-hopefully-the Negative players have run away.rgds aj
ajren
- 18 Dec 2003 17:02
- 145 of 156
4.12 p = + 0.12/+ 3.13 per cent @ V = 2,363,009/Average V = 3,958,658.rgds aj
Socrates
- 18 Dec 2003 18:19
- 146 of 156
Golfclub12
It's not hard to post a link.
First, go to the page that you want to post the link to.
Look at the top of the page, like this one for instance, and you will see the address line for it. Yes, that's right, it's the line that begins http://www............etc.
Now, use your mouse and left click once on the address line, it ought to change colour. Then right click on it and a small dialogue box should open.
Select copy. What you have done is to place a copy of the address onto your clipboard.
Now go to the message you are writing in MoneyAM. Write your message until you get to the point you want to put the link, I usually press enter a couple of times to place the link in its own line.
Now look at the bottom of the box and you will see a line called "link:"
Place the cursor into the link box and left click your mouse. Then press "Control" and 'V' together. The link will now appear in that box.
If you can't handle two keys at once, right click your mouse in the box and select "paste", the effect will be the same.
Then simply left click your mouse on the box where it says "insert website link"
Lo and behold the link should now appear in the reply box. Then just finish your message as normal and press "post reply".
All very simple, even I can do it.
Please don't be offended if I spell it out too simply, what is second nature to many of us can be confusing gobbledegook to others.
Just an aside, what operating system are you using?
Golfclub12
- 19 Dec 2003 06:51
- 147 of 156
Socrates
Ta
G12
Golfclub12
- 19 Dec 2003 07:21
- 148 of 156
Wiggins intrims are out today!
:Board Changes
As set out in the Listing Particulars sent to shareholders on 10 December
Geoffrey Ambrose will join the Board following the completion of the
refinancing. I also announced my decision that following the successful
refinancing of the Group, which was my primary mission when I was appointed
Chairman of the Company just over a year ago, I intended to hand over to a new
Chairman who will be able to guide the growth of the PlaneStation project. I
therefore propose to stand down as Chairman as soon as a suitable replacement
has been identified. It would then be appropriate for the Board, under the new
Chairman, to consider other appointments that will further strengthen the Board.
Richard Bernays
G12
19 December 2003
ajren
- 19 Dec 2003 11:34
- 149 of 156
Interims :- I read - in great detail - the entire documents that were posted to me in Spain and see NO Negatives.rgds aj
ajren
- 19 Dec 2003 15:44
- 150 of 156
Up to 4.25p
rgds aj