The Commons Public Administration Committee says the Postcode Address File should have been retained as a "national asset" freely available to all for the widest benefit of the economy
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[ad_1] When The Mail on Sunday revealed at the weekend that Prince William and Catherine had hired a crisis-management expert, Liza Ravenscroft, many readers will have been left bemused. Why on earth would the Prince and Princess of Wales need a crisis manager when they are the calm amid the royal storm? King Charles has…
[ad_1] A brand new set of stamps are to be issued featuring illustrations of weird and wonderful creatures. The eight stamps show mythical figures and legendary characters from UK folklore. The Loch Ness Monster, Beowulf and Black Shuck (a folk tale about a fearsome dog that terrified the people of Norfolk), are just some of…
Breaking Finance News Royal Mail Labour Union to Defend Position in Legal Battle Over StrikeNew York Times(Reuters) – Britain's Communications Workers Union (CWU) said it would defend its position at London's Royal Courts of Justice on Oct. 12, after Royal Mail sought an injunction to prevent union members from striking later this month in a…
Metro Postal deliveries suspended after dog attacks postmanEssex EnquirerRoyal Mail have argued that they will not risk the safety of their postmen and are looking to resume deliveries “as soon as possible” on the advice of local …Snappy dog stops post deliveries on entire streetMetroPosties boycott 'danger dog' roadEssex Echoall 4 news articles » More: continued…
TSB share price: is there about to be another Royal Mail-style scandal?Management TodayThe government has been in this situation before: specifically, last autumn, when it IPOd Royal Mail and shares rocketed almost immediately from 330p to 455p, suggesting they were priced far too low. At the moment they're hovering at just over 467p.and more » More:…
Daily Mail Second World War Enigma machine rotors discovered in cupboard at Royal Navy baseDaily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter This set of lettered cogs doesn't appear to be the most exciting of discoveries. It turns out, however, that they belong to a Second World War Enigma coding machine and have only just been discovered after…