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First class mail effectively abolished through Royal Mail changes says Labour …
On The Wight Labour's Parliamentary Candidate, Stewart Blackmore, has reacted to Andrew Turner's statement that he will write to Royal Mail about their changes in service. About half of letterboxes will now have their only daily collection at 7am or 9am in the … |
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Daily Echo Seven postal workers a day are attacked by dogs, Royal Mail saysDaily EchoDr Shaun Davis, of the Royal Mail, said "There have been around 14,500 attacks on our postman and woman over the last five years, with over 2,400 this year alone. Some of these attacks have led to extremely serious and life-changing…
[ad_1] The Duke of Sussex has lost a complaint against the Mail on Sunday over a claim by the newspaper that dramatic wildlife pictures he took in Africa did not highlight the fact the animals were sedated and tethered. Prince Harry complained to press standards regulator the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso) that the newspaper…
[ad_1] Stacey Solomon has taken to social media to give her fans an update on her working life. The 34-year-old announced that she is cutting back on her work commitments in an emotional message. Stacey said she is stepping back from being an In The Style ambassador as she focuses on balancing her career with…
[ad_1] A giant waterlily held in Kew’s Botanic Gardens for 177 years has been revealed as a species new to science and “one of the botanical wonders of the world”. The famous giant waterlily, genus Victoria, was named after Queen Victoria in 1852, and was believed to include two different species. But scientists have confirmed…
Royal Mail worker Mark Emery stole £2000 of vehicle partsThis Is SussexThe 44-year-old, who lives in Hailsham, East Sussex, made a "full and frank admission" to these offences when interviewed by Royal Mail investigators. Subsequent enquiries found there were "significantly more" invoices. A total of 35 items were … More: continued here
A TNT advert was banned on Wednesday following a Royal Mail complaint over misleading information. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) decided the ad should be banned as some statements in the leaflet were in breach of the code. More: continued here