Lloyds Banking Share Discussion Threads

[y1phr1] 02/6/2020 09:01

Good start for Lloyds

[optomistic] 02/6/2020 08:50

Those pathetic cretins looting and destroying businesses and creating mayhem in close proximity to each other must be good targets for the virus!

[gotnorolex] 02/6/2020 08:47

Kay Burly on SKY is on a mission to confuse the public on social distancing. 2m...1.5m in corridors, around the water cooler, school desk gaps, plane seating etc.
Use your bloody commonsense, turn up and follow the tram lines.QED!

[geckotheglorious] 02/6/2020 08:45

Cant help but notice that the cities in US with the worst Covid-19 problems tend to be Democratic ones..

Surely a coincidence?

I however think not.

[mroalan] 02/6/2020 08:30

been with them for over thirty years,its not by accident that the share price is 30p ish,people in the local bank are fine and helpfull but backshops is useless,talk about pass the parcel,even then they can or will not sort out even minor things.
We are with Lloyds Axa trave ins,@£21 per month,avoid at all costs 93% bad reviews,claimed on the 13/4/20 re accident abroad,recieved nothing other confirmation e mails,tried ringing on hold for an hour then cut off.
Going to close the account.

[xxxxxy] 02/6/2020 08:26

Cael diwrnod braf

[xxxxxy] 02/6/2020 08:23

British small firms are "jumping before they're pushed" into global trade outside the EU, boosting exports to the Commonwealth and leading emerging markets, according to new figures.A research paper indicates the UK's exporters have diverted around £10bn (£12.4bn) of potential trade with European markets to new exports around the world since the EU referendum in 2016.htTps://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/coronavirus-uk-brexit-trade-outside-eu-global-trade-deals-leave-negotiations-deal-095237818.html

[xxxxxy] 02/6/2020 08:14

Coronavirus: EU hopes to raise €10bn a year from new corporate taxhTtps://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/coronavirus-eu-hopes-to-raise-10-billion-euros-per-year-from-new-corporate-tax-144328511.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvbS8&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAF6N7vfWGcx_FAIKM1xs6wVTDRg5IGYCQz-yyuwyL01o4FENOCdIUdKFpPugb2sM434TV2nWYbF03OaWRUnrT976VafuZpirckOWjwaYGKbT3kv73AwAD06z8l5gaxewBf3Esjwf8w6tfOj2VMkJr3y1cWaCwHrG_Z5_0HF-kq7w

[xxxxxy] 02/6/2020 07:52

Bring back the fish countersBy JOHNREDWOOD | Published: JUNE 2, 2020Sainsbury's and Tesco cut back their fresh fish counters to tackle the hoarding demand for other groceries at the start of the lock down. It is time to bring them back. Indeed, it is time to open  more and reverse the trends of recent years. where  some retailers were closing fresh fish and meat counters anyway.The UK fishing industry had become  very dependent on the catering trades and on export for its fish sales. Retailers are busily importing packaged fish. The Covid 19 policy assault on the hospitality industry, and the end of the Common Fisheries Policy, provides an ideal time for a re think.The aims  of getting control of our fishery back is twofold. We both wish to catch less to allow stocks to rebuild from the damage of the CFP, and greatly increase the proportion of the catch to be landed in  the UK so we can eat  more of our own fish. This is not difficult given the huge amount of fish taken by other countries every year under the CFP.So now is a great time for the supermarkets to work with the fishermen and women to  offer contracts for more UK fish to be sold direct to customers in shops. It is ridiculous that this island nation set in a sea of fish has major supermarkets that do not allow us to buy fresh fish from the UK.  I trust the government rejects any idea of giving much of our fish away in some new deal after we have properly left the EU in December. This provides commercial opportunities for the fishing industry and for retailers. Decent contracts from  major retailers would allow the UK fishing industry to borrow to invest, to expand its capacity to serve the local market.

[buywell3] 02/6/2020 05:27

That's a load of balls

Riots now = 15 states with covid-19 cases rising and more to come

[buywell3] 02/6/2020 05:18

Explains why now, you never see him sitting down on the job


Utrickytrees1 Jun '20 - 20:09 - 306039 of 306061

IDS, shafted by Osborne & Cameron & Remain.


BBC

British Boning Co.

[ball deap] 02/6/2020 00:39

The riots in the USA prove that Covid19 is a hoax, watch CNN they’re all out with no masks and with encouragement from city governors.

The fall in share prices was overdone, get your money back into it . .

[ball deap] 02/6/2020 00:39

The riots in the USA prove that Covid19 is a hoax, watch CNN they’re all out with no masks and with encouragement from city governors.

The fall in share prices was overdone, get your money back into it . .

[jl5006] 01/6/2020 23:18

CP
Truth or absolute lies
How can you believe the agencies - purportedly reporting truths and nothing but.
What a laugh - my neighbour had a real problem with pancreatic failure.
NHS assumed the cause was gallstones - scans and scans identified no gallstones.
Never theless NHS now wants her to have her gall bladder removed
I have nil faith in NHS
Praise is overdone.
Drowning in euphoria!

[cheshire pete] 01/6/2020 22:32

Is anyone else starting to doubt the COVID death statistics? Someone I knew went into hospital with an unrelated condition and contracted COVID whilst there and sadly died there approx. 4 weeks later.
Whilst true that his death is correctly categorised within the 'across all settings' catch all description it may have the effect of exaggerating deaths resulting through virus transmission within the general population. Same applies to the hospital staff who've sadly died.
Our media are quick to make unfavourable comparisons with death rates elsewhere but can we be sure that the comparisons are accurate. I doubt it.

[utrickytrees] 01/6/2020 22:26

Were made of sterner stuff down here Bobster. My ex english teacher used to live in a stable with a horse & walked 5 miles to school each morning across muddy fields in flip flops & he was blind.

[mikemichael2] 01/6/2020 22:23

How do i apply???

[gotnorolex] 01/6/2020 22:13

Hennepin County Medical Examiner's official ruling last week that George Floyd hadn’t died from 'strangulation or asphyxia' (so ruled the guy who did Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy). Only in Trumps' America.

[bargainbob] 01/6/2020 22:04

I hope Utrickytrees is not a teacher .


Arboretum Primary School, in Derby, has been closed following the positive tests, with the 7 staff members, who have mild symptoms, now recovering at home.