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Stuart Simpson, CFO, Royal Mail
Accountancy Age Stuart Simpson graduated from Newcastle University in 1991, before joining Arthur Andersen & Co. in the corporate recovery and transactions services team. Following a three-year period with the company, Simpson joined Rolls-Royce where he was senior … |
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Telegraph.co.uk Cable delivers home truths in Royal Mail defenceTelegraph.co.ukIt must therefore have been very uncomfortable for him to have to defend his own department's handling of the privatisation of Royal Mail, the object last week of a scathing report by the National Audit Office which accused the Government of selling … More: continued here
Royal Mail warns of lower revenues from its parcels business, but says it should still be able to meet its targets for the year. More: continued here
[ad_1] With Christmas just around the corner, the Royal Mail is understandably experiencing delays. While the postal service is doing their best to keep their service up to speed, they have updated customers on the areas which are currently affected. Road A high volume of mail has delayed the departure of vehicles leaving the Princess…
[ad_1] Number spoofing is a heartless scam which allows Britons to be deceived by criminals pretending to be popular organisations such as the bank or Royal Mail. On BBC’s Dirty Rotten Scammers, Millie, a dog trainer from Sussex, fell victim to this devastating scam. As well as opening her own dog training company, Millie has…
[ad_1] ELIMINATING Saturday letter deliveries would save Royal Mail hundreds of millions of pounds in its battle to curb soaring losses while modernising. The Universal Service Obligation (USO) requires Royal Mail to deliver letters six days a week throughout the UK although a 2020 Ofcom report found that five-day letter deliveries would meet the needs…
Professor Philip Booth, the Editorial Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs, said the government's decision to nationalise the assets of the Royal Mail pension fund is "dangerous". More: continued here