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Royal Mail will prosper under Government's privatisation plan
This is Grimsby AS A former Royal Mail employee, I would like to respond to comments regarding the sale of the Royal Mail. This £3-billion sale of the business is naturally the right way forward for all concerned. With increasing confidence in the burgeoning economy … |
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[ad_1] The leaders of Slough’s political parties have exchanged fighting talk about the prospect of changes to the borough’s elections. During a key meeting of Slough Borough Council’s cabinet, the prospect of changing how elections are held was considered. Currently, a third of councillors are elected each year, with councillors serving four year terms. But…
[ad_1] Ipswich Royal Mail deliver letter 107 years late In a sign that Suffolk postal services are improving, Ipswich Royal Mail has delivered a letter one hundred and seven years late. The current occupants of 17 Hamlet Road, Ipswich were phlegmatic (W.C. ‘having an unemotional and calm disposition.’) about the letter’s arrival as they assumed…
[ad_1] GOVERNMENT weather warnings, when they come, should be heeded. Thankfully, we don’t tend to get them that often, and when we do get them there is likely to be a warning before the warning. That being said, when the government warning regarding Storm Eowyn eventually triggered from my mobile phone on the night of Thursday…
[ad_1] Royal Mail is issuing a new set of stamps featuring images of some of the nation’s favourite dog breeds. The stamps show a Dalmatian, Jack Russell-type terrier, Labrador Retriever, Border Collie, whippet, Siberian Husky, Chihuahua, cocker spaniel, Pembroke Welsh Corgi and pug. The Royal Mail noted that more people around the world own a dog than…
[ad_1] In the week that saw one of the world’s biggest IT outages, apparently caused by a cyber security firm no-less, a new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill was announced in the UK. The bill was set out in the King’s Speech on Wednesday last week (or, to be more precise, the background note accompanying…