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Time: 08:19

Bid	385.00
Ask	435.00
Price	410.00
Previous	412.50
Change	-2.50 (-0.61%)
Last Trade	410 (16:35:35)
Trading Vol.	350
Today's High	395.00
Today's Low	395.00

52 Wk Low	235.00
52 Wk Low	(08/12/2008)
52 Wk High	520.00
52 Wk High	(14/08/2009)
52 Wk Change	+155.00
52 Wk Change	(+60.78%)
4 Wk Volume	19,466
ISIN Number	IE0000020408
Currency	GBX

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Date/Time	Headline	Source
02-11-09	Abbey PLC - Board Appointment	RNS
RNS Number : 7892B Abbey PLC 02 November 2009 2nd November 2009 `TO: IRISH ENTERPRISE EXCHANGE` ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENT MARKET ABBEY PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY ("ABBEY") APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR Abbey plc wishes to announce the appointment of Lorenzo G. Fraquelli, Managing Director, Abbey Developments Limited, as an executive director of the company. Mr Fraquelli had previously been a director of George Wimpey North London Limited from January 2002 to December 2006. Mr Fraquelli (age 51) holds no other directorships other than those within Abbey and its subsidiaries. There is no further information to be disclosed in respect of Mr Fraquelli as required by Schedule 2, Paragraph g, of the AIM and IEX rules for companies. The Board of Abbey plc is delighted that Mr Fraquelli has accepted this appointment. Charles H Gallagher Executive Chairman This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END BOABUBDBXBGGGCD More
02-10-09	Abbey PLC - AGM Statement	RNS
RNS Number : 1268A Abbey PLC 02 October 2009 AGM Statement CHAIRMAN'S REMARKS TO SHAREHOLDERS AT AGM ABBEY CURRENT TRADING Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the 72nd Annual General Meeting of Abbey plc. Before commencing the formalities this morning, I wish to make a brief statement about current trading. Trading in the first few months of this year has been steady. In particular excess inventory is gradually being cleared. In southern England good levels of business have been achieved in recent weeks. In Ireland sales have been improving of late as some confidence returns to the market. In some locations we may soon sell out and we are keen to find further outlets particularly in the Dublin area. On present trends the Group is on course for a satisfactory outcome this year. Charles H Gallagher Executive Chairman ENDS- Date: 2nd October 2009 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END AGMCKBKPOBDKOKK More
30-09-09	Abbey PLC - Holding(s) in Company	RNS
RNS Number : 9921Z Abbey PLC 30 September 2009 The Irish Stock Exchange 28 Anglesea Street Dublin 2 30 September 2009 REGULATORY NEWS SERVICE NUMBER : 286390 We have received notification pursuant to section 67 of the Companies Act 1990 of the following interest in the issued share capital of Abbey plc. `Effective Notification Shareholder No. Shares % of Issued` `Date Date Share Capital` `29.09.2009 30.09.2009 Securities Trust 1,272,305 5.17%` `Limited` Yours sincerely For and on behalf of ABBEY PLC David J Dawson Company Secretary This announcement has been issued through the Companies Announcement Service of The Irish Stock Exchange This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END ISELMMITMMAJBFL More
24-09-09	Abbey PLC - Holding(s) in Company	RNS
RNS Number : 5926Z Abbey PLC 24 September 2009 The Irish Stock Exchange 28 Anglesea Street Dublin 2 24 September 2009 REGULATORY NEWS SERVICE NUMBER : 708665 We have received notification pursuant to section 67 of the Companies Act 1990 of the following interest in the issued share capital of Abbey plc. `Effective Notification Shareholder No. Shares % of Issued` `Date Date Share Capital` `22.09.2009 23.09.2009 Capital Research and 985,000 3.99%` `Management Company` This notification relates to shares in Abbey plc that are owned by mutual funds under the discretionary investment of Capital Research and Capital Management (CMRC). Yours sincerely For and on behalf of ABBEY PLC David J Dawson Company Secretary This announcement has been issued through the Companies Announcement Service of The Irish Stock Exchange This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END ISELIMPTMMJTMPL More

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14-11-09	O/T	WineHead


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	Somebody (was it BoverBoy?) recco'd that globalstockdata.com site Been looking at it for a while now and it's pretty impressive. They're clearly honest about their performance and the UK stock analysis seems pretty consistent. Anyone else rate it? More \| View thread (1) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up \| Login to Vote down
12-06-09	Re: Achilles in Europe	Aah Shenrab Miwo


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	I found your post fascinating, if only in that it provided a glimpse of a certain kind of mind. Would you mind clarifying the investment point you were making? More \| View thread (2) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up \| Login to Vote down
10-11-08	50% drop in house prices	slim111


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	Looks like its time to sell ip http://forum.globalhousepricecrash.com/index.php?s=1216da0f58daae8b5f8c71dc26a03141&showtopic=43783&st=0&p=414704&#entry414704 "A new estimate suggested house prices could fall more than 50% in the current downturn. The latest forecast from Tradition Future HPI, which uses the futures market as a guide to where house prices are heading, is its grimmest to date. It predicts the average house price will fall to £114,347 by October 2011, a drop of 43% from the peak in August last year" More \| View thread (1) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up \| Login to Vote down
15-10-08	Achilles in Europe	citytrade


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	What has happened to this quiet man- still calm at a flatliner? He is suddenly in London, er- Birmingham, In London, er- Washington- In Whiteghall, er Paris, In London, -er in Brussels- - no in Scotland, with open telecom channel to over 80 world leaders. Atlas didn't shrug in the Commons again today...he rose over Brussels like The Golden Eagle. This is the first time since World War II that the public have taken their eyes of Hollywood for 19 seconds. Knowing that Europe is where the banking crisis will be solved, he recalled Mandelson...at a cost of 3 million Euro and a Baronetcy- to brief him on winning Europe over. And suddenly the PM is all over, hammering and scything, urging and threatening, coaxing and demanding-, presiding, recalling, appointing, shuffling, issuing, requisitioning, earmarking, negotiating...sueing, seizing, making up when they cooperate! In Brown's first PM's Questions he asked all 3 main parties to work togther with him to address the difficult times ahead. He was jeered and booed, with shouts of "stop talking up a crisis there isn't one!" He was right again. But not for a mystical reason...he has studied the same subject since he did his PhD after losing his eye. There can only be one reason he acts like this: He ACTUALLY KNOWS WHAT THE PROBLEM IS (regulation) and how to solve it. He has his bulldog teeth in the back of the bankers and he wont let go until he has shaken them into agreeing to the 2. point Brown plan which is 1.Regulate & 2. Support Regulate and Support! Regulate and Support! It might have been chalked on the shoes of John Wilkes' supporters. He was ridiculed when he asked the USA to organise their banking system years ago, but now every world leader is soliciting his opinion and trying desperately to implement Brown's Plan. When has there been a financial wizard in British history like this: Only Pitt the Younger who stopped Britain collapsing by inventing compulsory income tax...this was copied by every nation in the world, as they are all copying Brown's Plan. (“Roll up that map: it will not be wanted these ten years.”...Brown 'The future of the financial sector is going to be very different for some time') Brown's Plan isn't something drawn on his shirt cuffs while lost at the Windsor banquet, it comes from decades of studying finance...even his PhD covered the run up to the great Crash of 1929). That was exactly the same with Churchill (the greatest world expert in running a world war), with Pitt (who was trained to be PM like a Mozart by his dad) and with Wellington who trained for Waterloo over decades). All 3 held the office Gordon Brown now holds. He hasn't got to the top in UK because his is made of sugar candy. He is hard. Tough - the quietness of his rugby player style is suddenly being understood by the British who are breathing again after holding their breaths. There is a statue of Achilles erected outside the Duke of Wellington's London home ('1 London' when, another numerate Prime Minister, he invented street numbering) paid for by the women of Great Britain to Wellington & cast from the cannons won in the victories of Salamanca, Vittoria, Toulouse and Waterloo: http://www.bloggerheads.com/images/pm_07.jpg One cant rise without the fire-training of the Gladiator, and Brown has surely served apprenticeship. It is soon for him though to carry the world's first ministers in a united effort to a world banking infrastructure, but it must have crossed people's minds as it did mine: is Britain rising after 63 years? 63 years in the course of a history is but a blip. One cant lead by tyranny, only by service, insight and above all expertise, expertise, expertise. The wars of today is one war against poverty, because with wealth everything is facilitated and the British have a world statesman before them who has trained like Wellington . . . Read Full Message More \| View thread (2) \| Respond \| Login to Vote up \| Login to Vote down

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