Lynton and Barnstaple - Operations and Development

Don’t forget Tom, we’ll also need another company setup to manage these people and separate them from the 47 other L&B companies!

 

The LBBC accounts to 31.12.2024 have now been filed on the Companies House website for viewing or downloading. No changes from those issued to shareholders, but now with an unqualified audit report. Note on the 'Statement of Changes in Equity', £176,000 shares were issued during the year, mostly, it appears from the Trust accounts, to have been to the Trust. Also Note 12 - a schedule of Loans - which confirms that £160,000 was repaid to the private lender during 2024, and that another £185,000 is repayable by 31.12.2025. This is £160,000 due to the private lender and £25,000 to the Trust. There was £116,000 in the bank at 31.12.2024. The remaining £89,000 lent by the private lender is due to be repaid by the end of 2026 along with the annual repayment of £25,000 due to the Trust.

 

[QUOTE="Michael B, post: 2935831, member: 29306".....another £185,000 is repayable by 31.12.2025. This is £160,000 due to the private lender and £25,000 to the Trust. There was £116,000 in the bank at 31.12.2024......[/QUOTE]

Even as a financial novice, I detect a touch of the Micawber's Principle here.....

 

Absolutely lovely to see this footage in far higher quality than I've ever seen it previously.

Edit: slightly unfortunate that embedded playback on 3rd party websites appears to be disabled, so no thumbnail! But clicking the (lack of) image works as expected...

 

There's James Dow's attempt already on Youtube, somewhat larger format and without the sprocket holes.

 

Some interesting footage

 

James' (Andrew's) was the same original format - just cropped top and bottom to change the aspect ratio for YouTube. Modern AI techniques could no doubt also enable full image stabilisation, realistic speed, full colour, and stereo sound too! That would be something to screen at Lynton Cinema!

 

When I watched it I did think that image stabilisation would be worthwhile. Speed might be worth adjusting, though the original rate of frames per second may not be certain.

 

New photos of the carriage shelter gabion wall are now available on the L&BRT website: https://www.lynton-rail.co.uk/carriage-shelter-appeal

 

Looks very impressive. Having the stone "laid" in the baskets makes a huge visual difference.