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We only ask because Lee Scadding could buy a controlling interest in Pinewood Shepperton PLC. He has won enough money with one Lottery ticket to move Pinewood Studios, Shepperton Studios and Teddington Studios where he and his wife want. Many people who can not buy it today, could buy it after one Lottery ticket.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1226569/45-5m-Euromillions-lottery-winner-Lee-Scadding-cancer-victim-work-year.html

Frankly, we think Lee Scadding would make a more suitable owner of Pinewood Studios than the present Board and management.

These winners would be better as well.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/2719045/-90m-lottery-jackpot-claimed.html

Certainly developers like Fred Pritchard “The King of Cannock”, former Phones4u owner John Caudwell,  a successful wise property developer such as Steve Morgan of Wolverhampton Wandrers would be much better.

Our point is that while Pinewood Shepperton PLC is a PLC, then almost anyone (suitable or unsuitable) can buy it. This is 75 years of Pinewood, Shepperton and Teddington History.  British Film Making History and Heritage. It is strategically vital and vulnerable. Highly vulnerable.

A Libyan son of Gadaffi can with £30 million just take James Bond 007,  Mission Impossible, Jason Bourne and The Bourne Identity, plus TV shows such as  Dragon’s Den with Theo Paphitis, Duncan Bannatyne,  Peter Jones, James Caan, Deborah Meaden, and The Apprentice starring Lord Alan Sugar (aka Sir Alan),  and Weakest Link with Anne Robinson. He can even take EASTENDERS which is now filmed there !

This scenario should not exist. A wise Government would lock down this geo-political strategic resource to The UK. A PLC is the most vulnerable model for literally billions of public purse moneyand investment over many decades. The Government should have a plan in place such as we keep suggesting.

Gadaffi can now demand most things because of his hold on our British need for liquid gas to keep the electricty on for the London Olympics,  see

http://eureferendum.blogspot.com/search/label/gas

and generally on electricity, gas, energy

http://www.eureferendum.blogspot.com/ 

BUT it might be an idea to make him find more than just the pocket change of £30 million to take control and remove from Britain our film industry. It does give us a big voice in the global msm. It is worth more strategically than £30 million which is about what Jeff Bonser would want to sell Walsall Football Club (without the hotel, car park, market, conference facilities).

Jonathan Stuart-Brown

www.savethebritishfilmindustry.com