The Classic Leisure acquisition which completed two weeks ago is now in the process of being integrated into our operations and administration system. Early trading under our stewardship is already very encouraging. Our latest Greenfield in Scotland at Wester Hailes is also proving popular with players. We now have a significant number of Category C gaming machines operating with the new £1/£70 stake and prize structure. Early reaction from players has been extremely positive and after the first week we are seeing strong like for like growth on individual converted machines. It is important however to remember that testing new game formats will take time and it is likely to be some months before we see the full benefit of this change. One format that we are particularly keen to trial is called 'community gaming' and it is being trialled by Barcrest (a subsidiary of IGT). The game works on the basis of a group of players sitting together and when one player achieves a win, the rest of the group share in that win. This style of game has been operated in the US for a number of years and has proved to be very popular with our target demographic. Having succeeded in moving the stake and prize structure for Category C machines and on the basis that we aren't good at sitting still we are now preparing to lobby the government to address the stake and prize structure for B3 machines. We feel strongly that the stake on B3 machines should now be moved up to £2 which will allow the injection of new games into the market for this category of machine.This will help the operator replace old equipment and will provide vital sales to gaming machine manufacturers who have been hard pressed over the last eighteen months. When you compare the current stake on a B3 machine (£1) with that of a B2 machine in a Betting Shop (£100) it is ridiculous that there is any resistance at all to what is actually a very slight adjustment to the maximum stake but one which would be highly beneficial to the industry. STOP PRESS! The Conservative party have just confirmed that they will support an increase in the B3 stake to £2 and also a ratio of 4:1 Category C to B3 gaming machines in any venue,which is a very sensible approach and one which will allow a much more commercial approach to the structure and mix of gaming machines in a venue. Our acquisition of Classic Leisure has prompted a number of enquiries from other potential vendors and all these enquiries are being pursued with our usual enthusiasm! Vendors know that they will get a no nonsense deal from us and if the figures that the business is offered on are confirmed then we will always stand by our price. We don't chip prices!