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Mail trains for Scotland are back on track
Edinburgh Evening News, UK – THE Royal Mail has today awarded a contract to carry about a million letters a day by rail after a successful trial. GB Railfreight will provide two daily … |
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Royal Mail unveils reasons for relocating regional hub to SwindonSwindon Business News, UK –4 hours agoAs part of an on-going restructure to meet the challenges of full competition in the postal market and modernise the business, the Royal Mail is investing … More: continued here
The Guardian How workable – and how expensive – might Labour's …The GuardianJohn McDonnell says taking water, energy and rail back into public ownership is a step forward, not back. But questions remain over costs and long-term …and more » More: continued here
Car park plan for Crewe rail station gets go aheadCrewe ChronicleThe proposals, submitted by Cheshire East Council in partnership with Network Rail, will see the former Royal Mail sorting office on Weston Road flattened to make way for a 250-space car park with a taxi rank and subway access directly into the rail …and more »…
[ad_1] By Alexandra Warren Residents are complaining that for the past six months post has been taking much longer to arrive than usual. Since lockdown began in March, many people in in SE22 postcode have reported letters and packages delivered by Royal Mail have been delayed – sometimes for weeks at a time. Homes and…
[ad_1] Waste collection workers in Wirral have begun a week-long strike in an ongoing dispute over pay. Around 200 workers employed by Biffa Waste Management started the industrial action today and will remain on strike until Saturday. The workers, employed on the Wirral Council outsourced refuse contact, are making a stand to end low pay…
[ad_1] Prince Andrew ‘could be barred from walking to church with the Royal Family on Christmas morning as controversy rages over his alleged links to a ‘Chinese spy’. The Duke of York’s appearance at the family’s annual Christmas Day walk from the church is thought to have been thrown into doubt over the latest scandal…