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Daily Mail With its miles of golden sands bordering a nature reserve, it is no surprise that Holkham beach was once one of the Royal Family's favourite retreats. They even had their own hut in secluded pine woods nearby for around 70 years, until it was burned … |
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[ad_1] MPs on the business, energy and industrial strategy committee have called on the government to “make the post office a key channel for it to reach customers”. It accuses the government of “backtracking” on previous commitments to make it a front office for services. “This has reduced post office and sub-postmasters’ revenue and income,…
[ad_1] AS strikes continue to sweep across sectors throughout the nation, university lecturers are the latest group of workers being balloted on industrial action. The latest announcement of potential strike action, which would impact University of Cumbria and further education institutes throughout the region, follows months of walk-outs in other sectors as workers call for better conditions…
Belfast Telegraph Royal Mail has apologised after employee shouted racist abuseBelfast TelegraphThe man, who asked to remain anonymous for fear of further attacks, was walking towards Bangor town centre on Friday afternoon when a Royal Mail van drove alongside him and its passenger shouted racist comments at him. Royal Mail wrote to apologise … More: continued…
Lost mail claims 'simplified'The Press Association –4 hours agoMillie Banerjee, chairman of postal watchdog Postwatch said: "The purpose of this new compensation scheme is to simplify and consolidate Royal Mail's… More: continued here
[ad_1] Royal Mail has issued an apology to households following a ‘two-week backlog’ – but said most customers were ‘receiving deliveries at least every other day’ Royal Mail has issued a response after customers complained of not receiving parcels(Image: Getty) Royal Mail has issued a statement after residents claimed they haven’t received post for 11…
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