What this city needs.

THE LOCAL ECONOMY.

  Getting the local economy moving in the right direction again needs to be done from numerous directions,from small, easily implemented ideas, through to more complex and time consuming schemes.

  First off, we need to help businesses that are already located within the city, and we do this by lowering business rates, and by lowering, or even dropping completely, car parking charges. If people know that parking will cost a little, or nothing at all, you will attract them in to the retail areas, if in these financially tight times you try and screw them with sky high parking charges, they simply won't come, and if the public aren't there, the sales won't be either, and that just applies more pressure to already strained businesses.

  The unattractiveness of places like Hanley needs to be changed too, and I'm not just talking about architectural aesthetics either, having the main retail area of the city filled with drunks, druggies, and gangs of immigrants on every street corner, does nothing at all for the image of the place, so social changes can and will effect the financial success of the area too.

  Large contracts given out to national/multinational companies would be far more effectively used if split up amongst local companies employing local people. A list of local builders for instance, held by the council and checked that they are cosher, could become the recipients of parts of a large contract that would have gone to a single company, but that has been split down into pieces small enough for local companies to handle. As part of them being listed for this contractual work, we make it part of the deal that these companies have to supply proper apprenticeship places.

  Offering this work to local companies guarantees that the money gets used in the local economy, this is one way in which we can help get things moving.

  The city council have to make Stoke-on-Trent a viable proposition for companies to want to move here, and in particular the larger companies that bring finances and jobs, and the way to do this is leading by example. The city council have to show that they have the innovation of policy that will attract the attention of big business, and in financially tight times like these, the only way to attract those big businesses is by showing them something special.
 Financial packages that keep local business rates low are essential, being able to adjust the school curriculum in order to teach the skills these businesses will need is also essential if the employment of locals is going to be noticeable.
  Running the council fleet on bio-fuel, creating at least one bio-mass plant in the city, green ideas like infra red lamp posts that switch on when triggered by movement, and then click off when that movement has passed, would save a fortune in electricity charges. Using rainwater for the flushing of toilets, using sewage to produce methane, comprehensively overhauling the recycling done by the council in order to improve efficiency and revenues, there are dozens of things to be done which could highlight this city in a positive way that are just being ignored by the present council regime, and you won't attract in the businesses that will change the city for the better doing this.

 Remeber too that "economy" touches on just about every service area the council deals with, from housing to public transport, so all these services can have an effect on the financial success of the city if handled right, not ignored or corrupted like at present, and the importance of regeneration means it cannot be left in the hands of who control it at the minute, their touch upon our city has been disastrous, their pathetic attempts at regeneration have left the city looking like it did after WW2!

  There is much to be done, but we have no doubt that what is needed can be achieved, it's down to you as voters as to what you want the city to become.

contact us at: efpstoke@gmail.com
 

City cuts are just a Labour con!

  Stoke-on-Trent city council cuts come into force today, they save £460,000, and cause immense disruption to the population, yet those responsible for these cuts would have you believe they had no choice in the matter, it was forced on them by government.

  Absolute rubbish and lies!

  The main instigator in this politically motivated vandalism is this chubby outsider, a hater of swimming pools, and a brown Adolf Hitler!                                                                                                                               

                                             Wrecking this city with his politically motivated lies! 
     The simple truth is that the libraries, the old folks' homes, the swimming pools, the golf courses and museums, these things do not have to close, the savings can be found elsewhere! This Labour lead council is lying to you about these closures, and it is also lying to you about why the Head of Finance, Paul Simpson, has left the city council! Judging from the rumblings within the Civic Centre, more disastrous news is on its way concerning the finance department, city council officers, and the taking of huge bribes!

  When are the people of Stoke-on-Trent going to wake up and see that Labour and its cronies have taken this city from a vibrant and commercially successful industrial city, and turned it into a desolate wasteland of no jobs, no homes- because they've demolished them!- a dumping ground for third world immigrants- Coventry, Birmingham, and Wolverhampton city councils have all broken their contracts with the UK Borders Agency, stating that they cannot take anymore asylum seekers. Where do you think they will put them? And remember, Stoke already has 586 registered asylum seekers, and they cost you £7.5 million per year approx!- and a lucky dip for thieving council officers, who have skimmed £millions from this city!

  They have systematically ruined our infrastructure, and pilfered the wealth of the people for decades, and it's about time that real Stokies stood up and said, 'no more!'

  If someone walked up and took a tenner from your pocket, the vast majority of Stokes natives would clock them one, but they allow the slimy Labour communists to steal from them on a daily basis, and still vote them in!

  If you people out there don't vote to save this city, it will become as all the others in the West Midlands, filled with immigrants, filled with crime, filled with the echoes of the native people, hard working, rough around the edges, but good hearted.

  The number one priority for the city council should be the care and welfare of its own people. What we get instead is the care and welfare of everybody but our own people! The closing of public amenities, the constant attempts to crush our culture in favour of foreign ones, the total lack of jobs through Labours complete incompetence at attracting firms in, and the wasting of £millions of pounds of taxpayers money, this is what your council give you, and it's about time you stood up for this city!

contact us at; efpstoke@gmail.com

We'd be better off with Ken Dodd running our finances!

  I received the Freedom of Information request from the Debt Management Office of the government, and it makes me think that the senior officers of tthe finance department should be done away with, we'd be better off with Ken Dodd running our finances!

  Check out the documents below to see just how well the finance department did when over the space of a year they invested a total of £708 million!

United Kingdom Debt Management Office		Eastcheap Court 11 Philpot Lane London EC3M 8UD Tel: 0845 357 6259 Email:recordsmanagementservice@dmo.gsi.gov.uk
		2nd March 2011 FOI20110209
response to FOI Request

Dear Mr Pond,

I am writing in response to your email dated 9^th February 2011 requesting information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.  Our response is below.

1. All deposits made by Stoke-on-Trent City Council that made up the £708,511,000 investment, the dates of those deposits and the duration of these deposits.

Please see Sheet 1 of the attached document.

2. The total interest earned on the £708,511,000 investment.

The total interest earned on this investment was £48,137.54.

3. Can you please clarify whether the £25.26 million currently in the account was part of the £708 million or whether it was an entirely separate investment

The £25.26m that was the total amount of outstanding deposits as at 14^th December 2010 is part of the cumulative sum mentioned above.

4. Please supply a list of all withdrawals since 5^th February 2009 to the current date.

Sheet 2 of the attached spreadsheet lists all deposits made by Stoke-on-Trent from their initial deposit on 5^th February 2009 to 9^th February 2011 (the date of the FOI request).

Yours sincerely,

Information Manager.

  The following figures are the rate of interest paid, how much was put in, the date the money went in and the date it came out, and finally the amount of interest it earned. Take a look at the top row, the best part of £11 million invested overnight, and all we get is £73.84!!

  The government will take all the pooled money from the different councils that invest in the DMO, invest it in one of the high street banks that since the bailout we are major shareholders in, and give the councils one sixth of the interest earned!

  The real choker about this is the fact that on an investment total of £708 million, all we get is £48 thousand!

Rate	.......Deposit	........Trade ...........Date.	..........Maturity .............Date	.............Interest
0.25.......	£10,780,000.00	4 Jan 10	5 Jan 10	£73.84
0.25.......	£1,000,000.00	6 Jan 10	8 Jan 10	£13.70
0.25........	£1,760,000.00	6 Jan 10	12 Jan 10	£72.33
0.25........	£638,000.00	8 Jan 10	13 Jan 10	£21.85
0.25........	£727,000.00	11 Jan 10	13 Jan 10	£9.96
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	15 Jan 10	18 Jan 10	£20.55
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	15 Jan 10	19 Jan 10	£27.40
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	15 Jan 10	20 Jan 10	£34.25
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	15 Jan 10	21 Jan 10	£41.10
0.25........	£1,200,000.00	15 Jan 10	22 Jan 10	£57.53
0.25........	£1,122,000.00	15 Jan 10	25 Jan 10	£76.85
0.25........	£880,000.00	18 Jan 10	25 Jan 10	£42.19
0.25........	£2,400,000.00	8 Feb 10	9 Feb 10	£16.44
0.25........	£2,424,000.00	8 Feb 10	10 Feb 10	£33.21
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	15 Feb 10	17 Feb 10	£13.70
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	15 Feb 10	18 Feb 10	£20.55
0.25........	£4,347,000.00	15 Feb 10	22 Feb 10	£208.42
0.25........	£2,500,000.00	16 Feb 10	17 Feb 10	£17.12
0.25........	£1,217,000.00	16 Feb 10	24 Feb 10	£66.68
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	16 Feb 10	23 Feb 10	£47.95
0.25........	£3,615,000.00	19 Feb 10	24 Feb 10	£123.80
0.25........	£863,000.00	23 Feb 10	2 Mar 10	£41.38
0.25........	£921,000.00	25 Feb 10	4 Mar 10	£44.16
0.25........	£2,351,000.00	1 Mar 10	2 Mar 10	£16.10
0.25........	£1,872,000.00	2 Mar 10	4 Mar 10	£25.64
0.25........	£2,150,000.00	15 Mar 10	18 Mar 10	£44.18
0.25........	£1,354,000.00	16 Mar 10	18 Mar 10	£18.55
0.25........	£5,972,000.00	19 Mar 10	22 Mar 10	£122.71
0.25........	£5,168,000.00	23 Mar 10	24 Mar 10	£35.40
0.25........	£4,161,000.00	15 Apr 10	16 Apr 10	£28.50
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	15 Apr 10	20 Apr 10	£68.49
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	15 Apr 10	21 Apr 10	£61.64
0.25........	£6,000,000.00	15 Apr 10	23 Apr 10	£328.77
0.25........	£3,000,000.00	16 Apr 10	19 Apr 10	£61.64
0.25........	£1,344,000.00	16 Apr 10	23 Apr 10	£64.44
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	22 Apr 10	23 Apr 10	£6.85
0.25........	£3,119,000.00	22 Apr 10	28 Apr 10	£128.18
0.25........	£2,180,000.00	29 Apr 10	30 Apr 10	£14.93
0.25........	£3,934,000.00	29 Apr 10	4 May 10	£134.73
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	29 Apr 10	7 May 10	£54.79
0.25........	£2,110,000.00	30 Apr 10	10 May 10	£144.52
0.25........	£2,500,000.00	4 May 10	21 May 10	£291.10
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	4 May 10	19 May 10	£154.11
0.25........	£2,525,000.00	4 May 10	18 May 10	£242.12
0.25........	£7,000,000.00	5 May 10	21 May 10	£767.12
0.25........	£7,000,000.00	5 May 10	24 May 10	£910.96
0.25........	£2,410,000.00	5 May 10	26 May 10	£346.64
0.25........	£1,232,000.00	10 May 10	27 May 10	£143.45
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	11 May 10	12 May 10	£6.85
0.25........	£1,469,000.00	11 May 10	20 May 10	£90.55
0.25........	£3,000,000.00	11 May 10	27 May 10	£328.77
0.25........	£1,346,000.00	13 May 10	24 May 10	£101.41
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	14 May 10	26 May 10	£82.19
0.25........	£4,516,000.00	14 May 10	27 May 10	£402.11
0.25........	£6,809,000.00	17 May 10	28 May 10	£513.01
0.25........	£1,875,000.00	18 May 10	4 Jun 10	£218.32
0.25........	.£3,500,000.00	20 May 10	21 May 10	£23.97
0.25........	£3,120,000.00	20 May 10	4 Jun 10	£320.55
0.25........	.£1,134,000.00	24 May 10	4 Jun 10	£85.44
0.25........	£791,000.00	26 May 10	4 Jun 10	£48.76
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	27 May 10	8 Jun 10	£164.38
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	27 May 10	9 Jun 10	£89.04
0.25........	£2,920,000.00	27 May 10	11 Jun 10	£300.00
0.25........	£2,458,000.00	28 May 10	16 Jun 10	£319.88
0.25........	£4,000,000.00	28 May 10	17 Jun 10	£547.95
0.25........	£5,000,000.00	28 May 10	18 Jun 10	£719.18
0.25........	£1,445,000.00	1 Jun 10	21 Jun 10	£197.95
0.25........	£665,000.00	2 Jun 10	21 Jun 10	£86.54
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	3 Jun 10	21 Jun 10	£246.58
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	3 Jun 10	22 Jun 10	£260.27
0.25....	£1,357,000.00	3 Jun 10	23 Jun 10	£185.89
0.25........	£7,000,000.00	3 Jun 10	24 Jun 10	£1,006.85
0.25........	£1,127,000.00	4 Jun 10	7 Jun 10	£23.16
0.25........	£3,000,000.00	4 Jun 10	8 Jun 10	£82.19
0.25........	£935,000.00	7 Jun 10	16 Jun 10	£57.64
0.25........	£4,686,000.00	8 Jun 10	25 Jun 10	£545.63
0.25........	£1,211,000.00	9 Jun 10	10 Jun 10	£8.29
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	10 Jun 10	24 Jun 10	£143.84
0.25........	£1,677,000.00	10 Jun 10	25 Jun 10	£172.29
0.25........	£2,193,000.00	11 Jun 10	29 Jun 10	£270.37
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	15 Jun 10	16 Jun 10	£6.85
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	15 Jun 10	28 Jun 10	£178.08
0.25........	£3,000,000.00	15 Jun 10	29 Jun 10	£287.67
0.25........	£9,247,000.00	15 Jun 10	2 Jul 10	£1,076.71
0.25........	£1,596,000.00	21 Jun 10	5 Jul 10	£153.04
0.25........	£719,000.00	22 Jun 10	30 Jun 10	£39.40
0.25........	£3,924,000.00	24 Jun 10	6 Jul 10	£322.52
0.25........	£763,000.00	25 Jun 10	5 Jul 10	£52.26
0.25........	£1,561,000.00	28 Jun 10	8 Jul 10	£106.92
0.25........	£5,955,000.00	29 Jun 10	9 Jul 10	£407.88
0.25........	£1,339,000.00	30 Jun 10	8 Jul 10	£73.37
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	1 Jul 10	13 Jul 10	£164.38
0.25........	£5,602,000.00	1 Jul 10	16 Jul 10	£575.55
0.25........	£5,000,000.00	2 Jul 10	5 Jul 10	£102.74
0.25........	£3,821,000.00	2 Jul 10	7 Jul 10	£130.86
0.25........	£3,000,000.00	5 Jul 10	6 Jul 10	£20.55
0.25........	£3,150,000.00	5 Jul 10	7 Jul 10	£43.15
0.25........	£2,970,000.00	6 Jul 10	12 Jul 10	£122.05
0.25........	£6,212,000.00	7 Jul 10	19 Jul 10	£510.58
0.25........	£2,290,000.00	8 Jul 10	20 Jul 10	£188.22
0.25........	£5,312,000.00	9 Jul 10	21 Jul 10	£436.60
0.25........	£3,409,000.00	12 Jul 10	21 Jul 10	£210.14
0.25........	£1,828,000.00	14 Jul 10	19 Jul 10	£62.60
0.25........	£8,080,000.00	15 Jul 10	23 Jul 10	£442.74
0.25........	£3,000,000.00	15 Jul 10	28 Jul 10	£267.12
0.25........	£648,000.00	16 Jul 10	27 Jul 10	£48.82
0.25........	£3,922,000.00	19 Jul 10	29 Jul 10	£268.63
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	20 Jul 10	23 Jul 10	£41.10
0.25........	£2,560,000.00	20 Jul 10	26 Jul 10	£105.21
0.25........	£2,222,000.00	21 Jul 10	22 Jul 10	£15.22
0.25........	£3,841,000.00	23 Jul 10	26 Jul 10	£78.92
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	26 Jul 10	27 Jul 10	£6.85
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	26 Jul 10	28 Jul 10	£13.70
0.25........	,£4,863,000.00	26 Jul 10	30 Jul 10	£133.23
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	28 Jul 10	2 Aug 10	£68.49
0.25........	£2,624,000.00	28 Jul 10	4 Aug 10	£125.81
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	29 Jul 10	4 Aug 10	£61.64
0.25........	£2,616,000.00	29 Jul 10	5 Aug 10	£125.42
0.25.........	£2,367,000.00	30 Jul 10	12 Aug 10	£210.76
0.25........	£2,471,000.00	30 Jul 10	13 Aug 10	£236.95
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	2 Aug 10	6 Aug 10	£27.40
0.25........	£2,900,000.00	2 Aug 10	18 Aug 10	£317.81
0.25........	£1,932,000.00	2 Aug 10	20 Aug 10	£238.19
0.25........	£5,000,000.00	3 Aug 10	20 Aug 10	£582.19
0.25........	£2,438,000.00	3 Aug 10	23 Aug 10	£333.97
0.25........	£1,153,000.00	4 Aug 10	23 Aug 10	£150.05
0.25........	£1,393,000.00	5 Aug 10	6 Aug 10	£9.54
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	16 Aug 10	17 Aug 10	£10.27
0.25........	£3,058,000.00	16 Aug 10	24 Aug 10	£167.56
0.25........	£2,372,000.00	18 Aug 10	24 Aug 10	£97.48
0.25........	£5,026,000.00	19 Aug 10	24 Aug 10	£172.12
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	20 Aug 10	26 Aug 10	£41.10
0.25........	£1,354,000.00	20 Aug 10	27 Aug 10	£64.92
0.25........	£3,000,000.00	23 Aug 10	25 Aug 10	£41.10
0.25........	£8,769,000.00	23 Aug 10	27 Aug 10	£240.25
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	25 Aug 10	26 Aug 10	£10.27
0.25........	£1,858,000.00	25 Aug 10	2 Sep 10	£101.81
0.25........	£1,205,000.00	25 Aug 10	3 Sep 10	£74.28
0.25........	£6,345,000.00	27 Aug 10	31 Aug 10	£173.84
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	31 Aug 10	2 Sep 10	£13.70
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	31 Aug 10	3 Sep 10	£41.10
0.25........	£5,733,000.00	31 Aug 10	6 Sep 10	£235.60
0.25........	£1,307,000.00	1 Sep 10	7 Sep 10	£53.71
0.25........	£6,000,000.00	1 Sep 10	9 Sep 10	£328.77
0.25........	£6,000,000.00	1 Sep 10	10 Sep 10	£369.86
0.25........	£1,009,000.00	2 Sep 10	3 Sep 10	£6.91
0.25........	£1,360,000.00	3 Sep 10	9 Sep 10	£55.89
0.25........	£3,450,000.00	6 Sep 10	14 Sep 10	£189.04
0.25........	£1,122,000.00	7 Sep 10	13 Sep 10	£46.11
0.25........	£3,227,000.00	9 Sep 10	16 Sep 10	£154.72
0.25........	£4,584,000.00	10 Sep 10	20 Sep 10	£313.97
0.25........	£636,000.00	13 Sep 10	21 Sep 10	£34.85
0.25........	£5,936,000.00	14 Sep 10	21 Sep 10	£284.60
0.25........	£1,615,000.00	15 Sep 10	23 Sep 10	£88.49
0.25........	£9,800,000.00	15 Sep 10	24 Sep 10	£604.11
0.25........	£2,898,000.00	16 Sep 10	27 Sep 10	£218.34
0.25........	£2,866,000.00	17 Sep 10	27 Sep 10	£196.30
0.25........	£3,892,000.00	20 Sep 10	1 Oct 10	£293.23
0.25........	£8,701,000.00	21 Sep 10	5 Oct 10	£834.34
0.25........	£4,960,000.00	22 Sep 10	7 Oct 10	£509.59
0.25........	£2,838,000.00	24 Sep 10	8 Oct 10	£272.14
0.25........	£622,000.00	27 Sep 10	13 Oct 10	£68.16
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	28 Sep 10	29 Sep 10	£13.70
0.25........	.£2,323,000.00	28 Sep 10	8 Oct 10	£159.11
0.25........	£3,500,000.00	30 Sep 10	11 Oct 10	£263.70
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	30 Sep 10	14 Oct 10	£143.84
0.25........	£2,600,000.00	30 Sep 10	18 Oct 10	£320.55
0.25........	£4,700,000.00	30 Sep 10	20 Oct 10	£643.84
0.25........	£3,200,000.00	30 Sep 10	21 Oct 10	£460.27
0.25........	£8,200,000.00	30 Sep 10	22 Oct 10	£1,235.62
0.25........	£6,500,000.00	30 Sep 10	25 Oct 10	£1,113.01
0.25........	£1,284,000.00	30 Sep 10	27 Oct 10	£237.45
0.25........	£6,536,000.00	1 Oct 10	27 Oct 10	£1,163.95
0.25........	£2,500,000.00	1 Oct 10	28 Oct 10	£462.33
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	1 Oct 10	29 Oct 10	£287.67
0.25........	£4,390,000.00	4 Oct 10	20 Oct 10	£481.10
0.25........	£1,512,000.00	7 Oct 10	1 Nov 10	£258.90
0.25........	£5,035,000.00	8 Oct 10	11 Oct 10	£103.46
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	11 Oct 10	12 Oct 10	£6.85
0.25........	£4,490,000.00	11 Oct 10	13 Oct 10	£61.51
0.25........	£725,000.00	12 Oct 10	22 Oct 10	£49.66
0.25........	£9,000,000.00	15 Oct 10	18 Oct 10	£184.93
0.25........	£1,805,000.00	15 Oct 10	18 Oct 10	£37.09
0.25........	£4,484,000.00	19 Oct 10	25 Oct 10	£184.27
0.25........	£4,500,000.00	19 Oct 10	27 Oct 10	£246.58
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	20 Oct 10	25 Oct 10	£68.49
0.25........	£2,088,000.00	20 Oct 10	1 Nov 10	£171.62
0.25........	£5,000,000.00	20 Oct 10	5 Nov 10	£547.95
0.25........	£1,775,000.00	22 Oct 10	25 Oct 10	£36.47
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	25 Oct 10	8 Nov 10	£95.89
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	25 Oct 10	9 Nov 10	£102.74
0.25........	£1,623,000.00	25 Oct 10	11 Nov 10	£188.98
0.25........	£4,000,000.00	25 Oct 10	26 Oct 10	£27.40
0.25........	£3,776,000.00	26 Oct 10	27 Oct 10	£25.86
0.25........	£5,231,000.00	27 Oct 10	28 Oct 10	£35.83
0.25........	£1,600,000.00	28 Oct 10	1 Nov 10	£43.84
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	28 Oct 10	2 Nov 10	£34.25
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	28 Oct 10	12 Nov 10	£102.74
0.25........	£4,188,000.00	28 Oct 10	16 Nov 10	£545.01
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	29 Oct 10	17 Nov 10	£130.14
0.25........	£3,707,000.00	29 Oct 10	18 Nov 10	£507.81
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	29 Oct 10	23 Nov 10	£171.23
0.25........	£4,000,000.00	1 Nov 10	2 Nov 10	£27.40
0.25........	£5,687,000.00	1 Nov 10	8 Nov 10	£272.66
0.25........	£5,226,000.00	2 Nov 10	5 Nov 10	£107.38
0.25........	£4,960,000.00	3 Nov 10	9 Nov 10	£203.84
0.25........	£3,270,000.00	4 Nov 10	18 Nov 10	£313.56
0.25........	£7,030,000.00	5 Nov 10	12 Nov 10	£337.05
0.25........	£7,249,000.00	8 Nov 10	16 Nov 10	£397.21
0.25........	£1,475,000.00	9 Nov 10	17 Nov 10	£80.82
0.25........	£1,055,000.00	10 Nov 10	22 Nov 10	£86.71
0.25........	£6,771,000.00	12 Nov 10	24 Nov 10	£556.52
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	15 Nov 10	23 Nov 10	£109.59
0.25........	£7,273,000.00	15 Nov 10	26 Nov 10	£547.97
0.25........	£2,440,000.00	16 Nov 10	25 Nov 10	£150.41
0.25........	£1,000,000.00	16 Nov 10	29 Nov 10	£89.04
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	16 Nov 10	2 Dec 10	£219.18
0.25........	£6,000,000.00	16 Nov 10	3 Dec 10	£698.63
0.25........	£2,754,000.00	17 Nov 10	24 Nov 10	£132.04
0.25........	£4,291,000.00	18 Nov 10	26 Nov 10	£235.12
0.25........	£1,586,000.00	23 Nov 10	2 Dec 10	£97.77
0.25........	£2,755,000.00	24 Nov 10	3 Dec 10	£169.83
0.25........	£802,000.00	25 Nov 10	6 Dec 10	£60.42
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	26 Nov 10	30 Nov 10	£54.79
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	26 Nov 10	7 Dec 10	£113.01
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	26 Nov 10	8 Dec 10	£123.29
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	26 Nov 10	9 Dec 10	£133.56
0.25........	£1,500,000.00	26 Nov 10	13 Dec 10	£174.66
0.25........	£1,339,000.00	26 Nov 10	14 Dec 10	£165.08
0.25........	£1,430,000.00	29 Nov 10	10 Dec 10	£107.74
0.25........	£1,973,000.00	30 Nov 10	14 Dec 10	£189.19
0.25........	£2,000,000.00	1 Dec 10	2 Dec 10	£13.70
0.25........	£5,000,000.00	1 Dec 10	16 Dec 10	£513.70
0.25........	£5,730,000.00	1 Dec 10	17 Dec 10	£627.95
0.25........	£2,965,000.00	2 Dec 10	13 Dec 10	£223.39
0.25........	£5,893,000.00	3 Dec 10	6 Dec 10	£121.09
0.25........	£3,472,000.00	6 Dec 10	7 Dec 10	£23.78
0.25........	£3,220,000.00	7 Dec 10	22 Dec 10	£330.82
0.25........	£1,828,000.00	8 Dec 10	20 Dec 10	£150.25
0.25........	£2,790,000.00	10 Dec 10	22 Dec 10	£229.32
0.25........	£1,756,000.00	13 Dec 10	22 Dec 10	£108.25
0.25........	£4,938,000.00	14 Dec 10	23 Dec 10	£304.40
	£708,511,000.00			£48,137.54	.