The Chairman of Sutton Harbour Holdings plc intends to issue the following statement to shareholders attending today’s AGM.
Category: Corporate
Preliminary results for the year ended 31st March 2016
28th June 2016
CorporateSutton Harbour Holdings plc (“Sutton Harbour”, “the Company”), the AIM listed waterfront regeneration and destination specialist, announces preliminary results for the year ended 31 March 2016.
Pre-Close Announcement, Strategic Review and Commencement of Offer Period
21st April 2016
CorporateSutton Harbour Holdings plc announces its pre-close trading update for the year ended 31 March 2016.
RNS Notification to Shareholders in accordance with FRS 101
4th April 2016
Corporate4 April 2016
SUTTON HARBOUR HOLDINGS PLC
(“Sutton Harbour Holdings” or “the Company”)
Notification to Shareholders in accordance with FRS 101
On 1 April 2016, the Company posted a letter to shareholders, the full text of which is set out below:
Sutton Harbour swing bridge to close for repairs
1st April 2016
Corporate DestinationThe Sutton Harbour pedestrian bridge will be closed for three days in April to enable necessary maintenance work to take place.
Renewed and extended bank facilities
4th March 2016
CorporateThe Company is pleased to report that it has renewed and extended bank facilities with Royal Bank of Scotland on improved terms for a three year period commencing March 2016.
Sutton Harbour lock gates to be repaired
26th January 2016
Corporate Fisheries MarinaRepairs to the lock gates at Sutton Harbour in Plymouth will begin next month and continue into March.
Call for ‘bold approach’ to realising city’s ambitions
13th January 2016
Corporate Destination Fisheries Marina Property RegenerationPlanners are being urged to make ‘brave decisions’ and take a ‘bold approach’ to job creation and economic development if Plymouth is to realise its potential as Britain’s Ocean City and make the most of the Mayflower 400 celebrations.
Plymouth Plan ‘fatally flawed’ by lack of consideration of former airport site
8th January 2016
Corporate RegenerationThe draft Plymouth Plan is ‘fatally flawed’ and will be found unsound because it fails to take account of the former airport site as a powerhouse for growth providing much needed homes, jobs and community facilities.
Plymouth Airport study to be published in New Year
21st December 2015
Corporate RegenerationSutton Harbour Holdings plc has welcomed confirmation from Aviation Minister Robert Goodwill that the findings of a Government study into the future of the former Plymouth City Airport site will be published in the New Year.
