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Royal Mail, CWU eye growth, stability
Stock Market Wire StockMarketWire.com – Communication Workers' Union members have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a ground-breaking agreement with Royal Mail on an agenda for growth, industrial stability, pay and protections. Royal Mail plc's board has also … |
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Post office closures: Government “by blackmail”Daelnet, UK –54 minutes agoThey estimate that some 1000 village shops might just be able to struggle on without the Royal Mail business – but having been stripped of these further … More: continued here
Royal Mail privatisation 'a match-fix'BBC NewsThe government has said it will press ahead with legislation to part privatise the Royal Mail later this autumn, after a report into the future of Royal … More: continued here
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[ad_1] The pop-up Barclays Bank at the Crown hotel in Framlingham has been in operation since September, but will be relocating to the former Royal Mail sorting office in Riverside on Monday. Framlingham postmaster Roger Tripp said the office was larger than the facilities available at the Crown and would enable Barclays customers to make cash transactions…
[ad_1] In exciting news for anyone with a thriving Vinted side hustle, Royal Mail has just unveiled its new and improved ‘postbox of the future’, set to make sending stuff across the UK much, much simpler. This is the biggest change to Britain’s postboxes since they were born more than 175 years ago. They don’t look significantly…