Worthington reduces rangers claim to £3 million!!! 18hrs ago in Scottish herald confirmed.Anybody seen this??Could we be on the move?
well well well..everything progressing well with nuna and the company wrn understands progress being made what a debacle total eegits
its 250pm and very hot out here in japan and i have just laughed out loud at a british patirot who has told the other half about his shares in a conglomerate back in the uk yes wrn oh the irony and how nasty humans can be to take peoples savings
stop the clock bloodaxe has retired but just got home from work, no big party no drinkypoos no firworks no booom or siizzle sizzle a damp squib just like this share
We now flocked
catty - u r not making any sense again, pls explain?
earleys..in mytchet 23 rraoa lane laughing his ballcocks off...oh dear greyhund closed!?? call frauster d chapman
oi oi oi oi. r t o. lololol. america is the saviour .dinny saye aye havant told ye
You all have lost
Why non of share holders are saying any thig
This is the biggest fraud of century
We have lost everything
Re: Dead The post-mortem could be the interesting for shareholders, pensioners of WRN scheme, creditors of Nunaminerals A/S and anyone investing in London Stock Exchange regulated companies.Discovering (inter alia):1. The reason the various oversight authorities and Stock Exchange allowed a publicly listed company to not publish statutory accounts2. Ditto re: general meetings of members3. Whether all shares, warrants and convertible loan notes were issued for value and in accordance with all provisions of the company's Articles and company law.4. The reasons (13 to date) the Takeover Panel has allowed the suspension of shares in the light of other companies act breaches.5. Whether any person currently disqualified from acting as a director has acted as a shadow director of WRN6. Whether any RNS notifications were made to deliberately deceive.7. Whether the losses on realisation of any company assets at a small fraction of their "book" value were as a result of wholly "arms length" transactions. 8. Whether the director(s) of the company acting as company secretary of the WRN has been at fault or negligent.9. Whether there had been any unusual WRN share transactions the timing of which might indicate the possibility of "insider trading".If you are a shareholder (etc.) there will be other items to add to this list.The answers to these points might show that the company and its officers have acted prudently and in the interests of all stakeholders throughout.What do you think?
LSE Should not allow to list on stock excahge
get fraud in and police