The Company notifies that its Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 December 2007 were posted to shareholders on 18 April 2008 and are available at www.lo-q.com

Lo-Q announces that it today granted options over ordinary shares of 1p each in
the Company ("Shares") under the Lo-Q EMI Share Scheme, exerciseable at 25p per
Share, to certain directors as follows:

Director Options Options Exercise Resultant
                                 granted (1)    granted (2)       price             option holding

Jeffrey McManus   100,000                                       25p               100,000
Steve Drake             100,000                                        25p               295,921
Leonard Sim            100,000                                        25p              100,000
Colin Robertson     100,000          100,000                 25p              200,000

A consideration of £1 was paid in respect of each grant.

(1) These options will vest in four equal tranches on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th
anniversaries of the grant, subject to the achievement of performance
targets for the financial years 2008, 2009, 2010 and 2011, and expire on
the 10th anniversary of grant.

(2) These options may be exercised from 11 April 2009, and expire on the 10th
anniversary of grant.

Preliminary Results for the year ended 31 December 2008 (LINK to final results)

Chairman's Report
For The Year Ended 31 December 2007
I am pleased to report that the company made progress on all fronts in 2007 with
a second year of operating profit. Our profit before tax for 2007 was £551,235.

As our staff are responsible for collecting the Q-bot rental from park guests in
all of the major customer's parks in which we operate, the profit and loss
statement this year includes the total income that is derived from these daily
rentals. The value of our sales, at over £7 million, illustrates the advances
that the Company has made in recent years with annual growth running in the
region of 40% for each of the last three years.

Based on our in depth experience over six years of operation, we have
established a minimum useable life of all the major components of the system,
including software, of five years. We have therefore agreed with our auditors to
write down the capital and research and development cost of upgrades over a
matching five-year basis. As previously required by the accounting standard we
were writing off the costs as they occurred.

The introduction of the new VQ2020 system into our major customer's parks in
Chicago and Montreal, Canada was well received by the parks' guests. The ability
to book rides using the Q-bot, from any where in the park, rather than from a
booking station, has proved very popular.

We have also enhanced the Q-bot's operating system so that the guest can reserve
shows as well as rides, and we installed this upgraded software into Dollywood.

All credit is due to our development and installation teams for getting the
systems up and running in all these parks, in time for the start of the 2007
season.

In 2008 our systems are now in an eighth major customer's park, in San Antonio,
Texas, as well as Legoland Windsor. With the introduction of the Text-Q system
in Drayton Manor on a trial basis, we have increased the number of parks in
which we operate by 40%.

As well as selling more of the upgraded VQ2020 systems we hope to be selling
more Text-Q systems this year. Our ability to offer potential customers a choice
of line management solutions is proving to be quite beneficial.

We are currently talking to a number of different companies in terms of product
cross-integration and we expect these discussions will be of medium and
long-term benefit.

We look forward to a successful summer season in 2008.

The Board of Lo-Q plc is pleased to announce the appointment of Colin John
Robertson (51) to the board as Sales Director.

Colin has been working with Lo-Q as a consultant to the company since August
2007 and joined on a full time basis at the beginning of February this year.

Previously Colin was in charge of the UK and Ireland Operation of Avnet Inc. He
has an excellent track record in system sales over the last 25 years.

Colin Robertson currently holds 148,000 ordinary shares of £0.01 in Lo-Q.

There are no other disclosures under paragraph (g) of Schedule Two of the Aim
Rules.

The LEGOLAND park is part of the Merlin group, which is a major global player
in the theme park market. Lo-Q's Text-Q product is already in use at the London
Dungeon and other Merlin venues.

VQ2020 is Lo-Q's flagship product and was introduced last year to capitalise on
Lo-Q's extensive operational experience and in-house system development
capabilities. Park visitors who use the system employ a proprietary, hand held,
wireless unit, the Q-bot, to make reservations for their favourite rides from
anywhere in the park. The true virtual queuing employed in VQ2020 means
that all visitors wait the same time for the ride so the Q-bot system is fair
to all.

Vicky Brown, General Manager of LEGOLAND said: "Our new system allows our park
visitors to avoid physically waiting in the queue line for our major rides. Our
park is aimed at the under 12 age group, and they will especially enjoy having
the Q-bot wait in the queue for them. The Q-bot is a key part of our objective
of giving our visitors an even more enjoyable experience.

Lo-Q's Managing Director, Leonard Sim, said: "It is really exciting for us to
have one of our systems operating in the UK, and we are particularly pleased to
work with LEGOLAND. We expect the system to be well received by visitors to the
park, and look forward to it contributing to our revenues for the year ending
31 December 2008.

Enquiries:
Jeff McManus
Lo-Q plc 01491 577 210

John Prior
Arbuthnot Securities Limited 0207 012 2000

Lo-Q plc today announces it has agreed with Drayton Manor Theme Park to run a
trial of its Text-Q queue management system in the early summer.

Text-Q is Lo-Q's mobile phone based reservation system, and it will be available
to be used by Drayton Manor's visitors between May 31st and June 8th 2008.

Lo-Q acquired the Text-Q Technology from Avius Technology Ltd in November of
last year and this is the first installation of the system in a theme park
although the system has been in use in other venues in the last twelve months.

Lo-Q's Managing Director, Leonard Sim, said: "We are very pleased to establish
a relationship with this prestigious park"

Edward Pawley, General Manager Park Operations of Drayton Manor Theme Park said:
"The advanced technology of the Text-Q system allows our park visitors to make
reservations for a number of our major rides using their mobile phone from
anywhere in the park.. The visitors no longer need to stand in line, providing
for an even more enjoyable experience. We look forward to a successful trial
leading to a long term relationship with Lo-Q."

The Company received notification that John Lillywhite and Tony Bone, directors
of the Company, have today exercised options over 209,000 ordinary shares of 1p
each in the Company ("Shares") and 182,875 Shares respectively, all at an
exercise price of 3.5p per Share.

The Company also received notification that today Mr Lillywhite and Mr Bone have
sold 104,500 Shares and 91,437 Shares respectively at 18p per Share in order to
realise sufficient funds to settle the resultant tax and national insurance
liability arising as a result of the exercise of their options.

As a result of the above transactions, Mr Lillywhite's interest comprises
145,500 Shares, representing 0.9 per cent. of the enlarged issued share capital
of the Company, and Mr Bone's interest comprises 331,517 Shares, representing
2.12 per cent. of the enlarged issued share capital of the Company.

The Company also received notification today that Jeff McManus, Chairman of the
Company, purchased 50,000 Shares at a price of 18p per Share, and that Steve
Drake, director of the Company, purchased 20,000 Shares at a price of 18.5p per
Share. As a result of these purchases, Mr McManus is now interested in 953,414
Shares representing 6.2 per cent. of the enlarged issued share capital of the
Company, and Mr Drake is now interested in 234,384 Shares representing 1.53 per
cent. of the enlarged issued share capital of the Company.

Application has been made for the 391,875 new Shares to be admitted to trading
on AIM. The new Shares will rank pari passu with the Company's existing issued
Shares. Admission is expected to take place on 6 February 2008 ("Admission").

Total Voting Rights

In accordance with the FSA's Disclosure and Transparency Rules, the Company
notifies that upon Admission the Company's total issued share capital with
voting rights will consist of 15,321,101 ordinary shares of 1p each, with one
voting right per share. The Company holds no shares in Treasury.

The above figure may be used from Admission by shareholders in the Company as
the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are
required to notify their interest in, or a change in their interest in, the
share capital of the Company.

Contact:

Jeffrey McManus +44 (0) 1491 577 210
Non-Executive Chairman

John Prior +44 (0) 20 7012 2000
Arbuthnot Securities Limited

Following its year end on 31 December 2007, Lo-Q is pleased to provide the following update to the market.
The Company installed the new VQ2020 guest queuing system into three theme parks during the spring of last year, including Dollywood, and the systems worked successfully during the whole season in their new operating environments.
As announced earlier this month, the extension of our agreement with Six Flags Inc provides for installation of the VQ2020 system into four more of the existing parks, as well as into a new park, Six Flags Fiesta Texas, for the 2008 operating season. Should the new system be successfully installed into these parks, this will result in all but one of the 8 Six Flags parks using the VQ2020 system.
The enhanced technology and functionality of the VQ2020 system results in it being a more attractive product to theme park guests and we expect to derive increased revenues from it compared to its predecessor.
The Company will look to increase the marketing of its products during the coming year, with the aim of winning additional theme park operators as customers, and expanding the number of operators adopting the Text-Q system, which was acquired by the Company in November 2007.
The Company anticipates reporting a pre-tax profit for the year ended 31 December 2007 marginally in excess of £500,000, an increase of at least 46 per cent. on the normalised pre-tax profit for the prior year. Cash balances at 31 December 07 are estimated at £620,000.
The Company will announce its results for the year ending 31 December 2007, the week commencing 14 April.

Jeff McManus
Lo-Q plc 01491 577 210

John Prior
Arbuthnot Securities Limited 0207 012 2000

Lo-Q plc ("Lo-Q" or "the Company") today announces it has signed an extended agreement with Six Flags, Inc.

Lo-Q's new VQ2020 system will be installed in an additional Six Flags park, Six Flags Fiesta Texas, for the 2008 operating season which will increase the number of Six Flags parks employing the Company's queuing systems for 2008 to eight. It is anticipated that this will grow to nine for the 2009 park operating season.

Lo-Q plans to replace its existing product with its new VQ2020 system in four of the existing parks before the start of the 2008 park operating season bringing the number of Six Flags parks using the VQ2020 system to seven.

The Lo-Q agreement with Six Flags has been extended for all parks until 2010.

Lo-Q is among the select group of companies who enjoy sponsorship opportunities in the Six Flags parks. Other current Six Flags sponsors include: Nintendo Wii, Kraft, Kodak and Papa John's.

Lo-Q's Managing Director, Leonard Sim, said: "We are very pleased to strengthen our relationship with our major customer, particularly given the positive feedback from Six Flags guests and the continued growth of Q-bot use."

Six Flags' Executive Vice President, In-Park Services, Andrew Schleimer, commented: "The advanced technology in our new system allows Flash Pass users to see the wait times for their favourite attractions and make their reservations using their new Flash Pass unit from anywhere in the park. The VQ2020 system continues to eliminate the need for guests to stand in line, providing for an ever further enjoyable experience. We look forward to working with Lo-Q throughout the upcoming seasons."

Jeff McManus
Lo-Q plc, 01491 577 210

John Prior / Philip Young
Arbuthnot Securities Limited, 0207 012 2000

Lissa M. Brown
Six Flags, Inc. 212-652-9394

Following admission, the Company will have 14,840,326 voting ordinary shares in
issue.

Lo-Q plc is pleased to announce the appointment of Arbuthnot Securities Limited
as Nomad and Broker to the Company.

Lo-Q plc is pleased to announce that its corporate website is now fully
compliant with Rule 26 of the AIM Listing Rules. The Company also notifies that the information required by AIM rule 26 can now be found on its website at http://www.lo-q.com

27/06/2007

Holding(s) in Company

At the Annual General Meeting of Lo-Q Plc held on 29 May 2007, all resolutions
were duly passed.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR

" Strong revenue growth with sales of £2.0m (15 months ended Dec 2005: £1.6m)

" Year ended with operating profit £0.34m (2005: loss £0.1m) and net cash of £0.6m

" Secured a 3 year contract with Dollywood and a three year agreement for the use of the Lo-Q Guest Services System in 7 Six Flags park

" Secured Radio Frequency Identification ("RFID") agreement with Proximities, Inc. of Florida, USA, to accelerate the development of its cyber queuing product line. Proximities develops, markets and supports a suite of secure RFID business solutions for the leisure and entertainment

Contacts:

Jeff McManus, Lo-Q Plc - 01491 577 210
Romil Patel / Jerry Keen, Corporate Synergy Plc - 0207 448 4400

CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT

Before 2006 started, we knew that we were facing the most important year of the Company's operation. The prime objective that we set for the year was to generate an operating profit for the twelve months of 2006 and to retain sufficient cash from our operations so that there would be adequate funding at the end of the year to take us through the winter and into the spring with some degree of financial comfort. The Board charged the operating team, led by Steve Drake, to more than meet these objectives and encouraged maximum performance by implementing an aggressive bonus plan. I am pleased to report that an excellent team performance led to a commendable level of sales with an outstanding performance in the Six Flags Georgia Park in Atlanta. The year ended with an operating profit of £341,729 (2005: £139,423 loss) with a £643,967 net cash balance.

The performance in the Six Flags parks was at such a high level that the chief executive officer of Six Flags announced to the New York stock exchange in the late autumn that he would be asking Lo-Q to sell Q-bots in two further parks and he also wanted our operations team to manage and run the sales of Q-bots in all of the Six Flags park in which we were present. This was a great complement to Steve's team, and will require us to employ approximately 350 seasonal staff (24 seasonal staff in 2005).

Patent Settlement

The operating profit was, however, offset by an exceptional item during the year. On 14 December 2006, the Company announced that it has concluded negotiations with Palmtop Productions Inc. ('Palmtop'), the owners of a theme park line management patent based on hand-held personal organisers. Whilst it was alleged that Lo-Q has been contravening their patent, the Company's lawyers and specialist patent attorneys believe this not to be the case. As a result, it had been the view of the Board that this claim could be successfully defended. After weighing the balance of risk present in any USA patent law case, the Company made the decision to pursue an out of court agreement to settle the case expediently. The Company recognises that this has the advantage of releasing a significant amount of management time and avoids the potential costs if any defence case were to become protracted.

The cost involved in this legal settlement is taken as an extraordinary item in the 2006 accounts and has led to an after tax loss of £269,208. The Board and I can confirm that the Company has not been notified of any similar legal action.

Theme Park Contracts

The trial at the Dollywood Park in Tennessee progressed well with the new software for booking the prime shows that are continuously run in the park, helping park guests throughout the last three months of the year. This park's management were pleased with the system and saw the guests' reaction as positive confirmation that a full system, including reservations for coaster and other attractions, would benefit the park. A three-year contract, with the provision of a further three-year extension on expiration, was signed by both parties at the end of February. Our Company is very pleased with this commitment and looks forward to discussing with other members of the Silver Dollar theme park chain, which owns Dollywood Park, how the system could give guests in those parks a more enjoyable day.

Research and Development

Our team started work on a new and improved version of our software at the beginning of the year and in the late summer we were able to trial the new system, VQ 2020, and, following the success of this trial, we are now installing this system in new parks. Users will find the system to be more flexible and the larger Q-bot screen will enable much better communication with the central system. We expect to develop extended systems to add to the ride/show reservation backbone. A major consideration for the new Six Flags senior management, in committing to our system in their new contract, was that through joint communication in forecasting theme parks future methods of operation, and through our ability to harness new technology, we are charged by them in keeping our system as the world leader in the line management/guest communication field. We believe that this will lead to us installing our system and renting Q-bots in more Six Flags parks in the future.

The Company has also signed an agreement with Proximities, Inc. of Florida, USA ('Proximities'), that will accelerate the Company's development of its virtual queuing product line. Under this RFID Agreement, Lo Q and Proximities will work together to add RFID functionality to Lo-Q's product offering, and Lo-Q's queuing software will be integrated with Proximities product offering.

The relationship established with Proximities will allow Lo-Q to expand its product offerings into water parks and other markets where a less sophisticated or lower cost queuing device is required. It also supports Lo Q's vision of having every guest in the park on the system and not waiting in line for the prime attractions.

AGM

The AGM of the Company will be held at its offices at The Smith Centre, Fairmile, Henley-On-Thames, Oxfordshire at11:00 a.m. on 29 May 2007.

To sum up the last year, I believe that Lo-Q has come of age that we have now finished the building of the structural foundations of our Company and this year will see the first floor of the new building arising through the commitment of our staff. I wish to thank every one of them for the hard work and expertise that has been contributed in this important year.

Jeff McManus
17 April 2007

With the season over and the majority of the parks in which the Company operates now being closed for the winter, the board of Lo-Q (the "Board") would like to provide an update on the progress made by the Company this year.

The Company is pleased to announce that it has had a very successful season in the theme parks in which it operates with Q-bots selling well. This is attributable to the performance of the US team, led by Steve Drake, supported by a product that continues to have a remarkable quality record. The Q-bot rental revenue to date has performed ahead of management expectations.

The Company also announces that it has concluded negotiations with Palmtop Productions Inc. ("Palmtop"), the owners of a theme park line management patent based on hand-held personal organisers. Whilst it was alleged that Lo-Q has been contravening their patent, the Company's lawyers and specialist patent attorneys believe this not to be the case. As a result it had been the view of the Board that this claim could be successfully defended. After weighing the balance of risk present in any USA patent law case, the Company made the decision to pursue an out of court agreement to settle the case expediently. The Company recognises that this has the advantage of releasing a significant amount of management time and avoids the potential costs if any defence case were to become protracted.

The initial settlement payable to Palmtop is for US$900,000. Lo-Q is also required to make additional annual payments for the years 2007, 2008 and 2009. The company expects its resulting costs in meeting these three additional obligations to be in the region of $70,000 in each of these years. After these payments the company will have fulfilled its requirements under the settlement. The Board are confident that these exceptional costs can be absorbed by the cash flows from the business from the current and following financial years.

The Company's normalised profit before tax for the year ended 31 December 2006 is expected to be in line with market expectations. However, with the inclusion of both legal and settlement costs, which will be included as exceptional items in this years accounts of approximately £600,000, the Company will report a loss of approximately £0.3 million for the year ended 31 December 2006.

The two new parks will use Lo-Q's revolutionary new VQ2020 system and the other parks will transition to its use before the start of the 2008 season.

This expansion in Lo-Q's operation is in line with the Six Flags CEO's drive to improve the experience in his parks for families. Additionally the two companies plan to apply resources to the future development of the system, with the objective of ensuring Six Flags remains at the forefront of theme park line management and thereby giving their guests happier experiences.

Leonard Sim, Managing Director of Lo-Q commented:

"This agreement from Six Flags is excellent news for our company especially because the decision to expand came from the new Six Flags senior management team. They have been extremely busy examining all aspects of their business to ensure they meet their goal of repositioning their parks to become successful family oriented destinations