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A Labour government could send Royal Mail boss elsewhere
City A.M. SHE MIGHT hail from Canada, but I'd bet that Moya Greene will be keeping a closer eye than many Britons on the outcome of the General Election. Eighteen months after its contentious privatisation, the boss of Royal Mail may face the prospect of a full … |
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Press TV Postmen outraged after being told to promote Royal Mail privatizationPress TVThe British government's plans to use Royal Mail offices to promote the privatization of the Royal Mail delivery service have outraged branch managers. It has been proposed that the Post Office network distribute material that explains how the public … More: continued here
[ad_1] Helen Smallridge, Games Workshop’s global head of marketing even reflected on Warhammer’s long presence in British culture. “We’re delighted to be partnering with Royal Mail to mark the 40th anniversary”, she said. “From humble beginnings, Warhammer has grown into a British institution and a global success, with our fantasy miniatures collected by millions around…
[ad_1] Meghan Markle watched her friend Serena Williams’s US Open final yesterday instead of spectating the Highland Games in Braemar There are few surprises to be had at the annual Highland Games in Braemar, but for its 15,000 spectators that’s perhaps part of the attraction – and certainly to the Royal Family who gathered there…
The man who threw away the £100000 winnerIndependentMr Celikkanat, who works a driver for Royal Mail, said he had split up with his wife because they had been having financial difficulties and the incident …I threw away £100000Sheffield Telegraphall 4 news articles » More: continued here
www.businessgreen.com Royal Mail to trial electric delivery vans in Londonwww.businessgreen.comThe pillar-box red delivery vans used by Royal Mail have been given a green makeover this week, with the nation's postal service unveiling a fleet of nine new electric trucks for trial in London. The fully electric vans boast ranges of up to 100 miles ……
[ad_1] A North Staffordshire postie has hit back after residents complained of ‘sporadic deliveries’. Brian Thacker, who is a postman in Leek, says since the coronavirus pandemic began, the number of posties has fallen due to sickness and retirement. He said: “We have had lockdown. We have had widespread sickness. At our depot in Leek…