The London Resort (Paramount Park London)
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Exhibitions being held around Kent from the 10th to the 12th July for the public to view what can be expected and for them to have an input.

The press releases actually states indeed:

...a 75% stake of London Resort Company Holdings...

Now, what is actually the LRCH capital? Because the 75% is referring to LHCH, not to the needed investment capital... (which LRCH had NOT, they actually are representing the value of the grounds (ex Lagarge).

Any real capital move of the size of what is needed, is registered, thus publicly known.

Any GHOST (Anonymous guest) can play games with those rumours spread all over the KENT press long before. You try to claim them as personal insider information... lol... come on, you're just recalling what was published by press people over a year ago. But the press people AT LEAST made the side note : "LRCH refused commenting"... ;-)

No rumours, just protection of identity.

The Middle-East-based owners of Ebbsfleet United also own around three quarters of the company behind the Paramount Park project, it has emerged.

About a 75% stake of London Resort Company Holdings is owned by Kuwaiti European Holdings Company, whose subsidiary KEH Sports Limited runs Ebbsfleet United.

Source:
http://www.kentonline.co.uk/kent-business/county-news/ebbsfleet-owners-take-control-of-17615/

So there has been an update that the planning will be fast tracked but that the plans won't be put through until April next year

Source: http://descrier.co.uk/business/paramount-pictures-theme-park-kent-gets-planning-boost/

All right, that was a "zero information". Thanks. (Nobody needs rumours)

It would not be fair to disclose names but it was someone close to the planners.

Originally Posted by Anonymous

I have it on good authority that they have secured £1 billion in private funds already and that an opening in 2018 is still very much on the cards. Great news.

Source, please.

Some "progress":

The London Paramount theme park proposal has been given a boost by news that the project will be the first of its kind to be considered under the Nationally Significant Infrastructure Project (NSIP) planning regime since the range of qualifying schemes was expanded earlier this year.

Nationally Significant Infrastructure Projects (NSIPs) are major developments in England and Wales which are considered to be of national importance.

Source:
http://www.kentnews.co.uk/news/london_paramount_park_receives_planning_boost_1_3593457