Trading Statement - Labrador Rail Co-operation...

28 October 2009

Anglesey Mining plc         LSE:AYM

Labrador Rail Co-operation Agreement advances development of Schefferville
Project

Anglesey Mining plc is pleased to report that its 50% owned associate company
Labrador Iron Mines Holdings Limited (TSX: LIM) announced on 22 October that it
has signed a Rail Co-operation Agreement with New Millennium Capital Corp.
("NML") regarding the reconstruction of the "Timmins Extension" rail spur line
which will run from the TSH Railroad main rail line near Schefferville
approximately 2.5 miles to LIM's planned processing center at Silver Yards and
on a further approximately 13 miles to NML's planned processing center at the
Timmins mining area.

The Rail Co-operation Agreement provides the framework under which both LIM and
NML have agreed to co-operate in the development of the transportation
facilities for their direct shipping iron ore (DSO) projects in the
Schefferville area and which will enable each company to rebuild the necessary
rail infrastructure in their respective operating areas, including the
construction of passing tracks and sidings in common areas.

"The Rail Co-operation Agreement with New Millennium represents a positive step
forward which recognizes the common interests of both companies", said John F.
Kearney, Chairman. "This Agreement will advance the development and construction
of the rail facilities required to meet LIM's planned production start-up in mid
2010."

The Timmins Extension rail line will be laid on a 16 mile long existing rail bed
that extends from Mile 353 on the TSH main line to the Timmins train turning
circle. The Timmins Extension spur line, which passes from Labrador into Quebec
and back into Labrador, was previously used for iron ore mining operations. The
rails and ties were removed when the previous mining operations ceased in 1982
but the rail bed itself remains in place. Reconstruction of the Timmins
Extension will require only relaying new rails and ties and replacement of some
ballast.

Each of LIM and NML will enter into the requisite agreements with third parties
to design and construct their respective portions of the Timmins Extension to
standards required to transport the iron ore to be extracted from their DSO
deposits. LIM intends to commence construction on the first 2.5 miles connecting
to LIM's Silver Yards planned processing area immediately upon the issue of the
necessary permits. The spur line to the Silver Yards processing area is included
in LIM's Environmental Impact Assessment (EIS) which is currently under review
by the Department of Environment and Conservation of the Province of
Newfoundland and Labrador.

Under the Rail Co-operation Agreement the parties jointly agree to apply to
Government authorities for all required rights of way and/or surface rights and
for the grant to each party of the rights on a specific portion of the Timmins
Extension, along with rights of access to, construction on and use of such
specific portions as are mutually granted by one party to the other party.
The Parties have agreed to negotiate and enter into a Rail Operating Agreement
which will provide the terms of access to and use of the Timmins Extension and
the tariff to be paid by each party with respect to its use of the portion of
rail line for which the other party holds the rights of way and have also agreed
to collaborate to determine the most expedient means to refurbish the TSH
Railway main line to standards required to carry out the transportation of
minerals extracted from the DSO deposits.

The 355 mile main rail line between Schefferville and Sept-Îles, which was
originally constructed for the shipment of iron ore from the Schefferville area,
has been in continuous operation for over fifty years. Tshiuetin Rail
Transportation Inc ("TSH"), a consortium of three local Aboriginal First
Nations, owns and operates the 129 mile main line track between Schefferville
and Ross Bay Junction where it connects to the Iron Ore Company of Canada's
Quebec North Shore and Labrador ("QNS&L") Railroad which runs the remaining 224
miles to Sept-Îles. TSH currently operates passenger and light freight service
between Schefferville and Sept-Îles twice per week. Some refurbishment of the
rails, ties and culverts of the TSH main line track will need to be carried out
to enable it to continuously carry large volumes of iron ore traffic.

During 2008 LIM transported iron ore bulk samples by rail from Schefferville to
Sept-Îles over both the TSH track and the track operated by QNS&L, which was the
first iron ore shipped by rail from the Schefferville area in over twenty five
years.

About Anglesey Mining

Anglesey Mining plc is a UK based company listed on the London Stock
Exchange with a 50% interest in a 90 million ton iron ore project in
Labrador, Canada, which is under active development towards mining
production in 2010. The company also holds the Parys Mountain base metals
project with a historical resource of 7.7 million tonnes at 9.3% combined
copper, lead and zinc in Anglesey, UK.

       For further information:
       Bill Hooley, Chief Executive            +(44) 1492 541981
       Ian Cuthbertson, Finance Director       +(44) 1248 361333