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Disgusting messages ex-Royal Mail manager sent 'underage girl' who was paedophile hunter
Bristol Post A former Royal Mail executive sent disgusting messages to an 'underage girl' before arranging to meet her for sex. Edmund Phipps pleaded guilty to attempting to cause or incite a girl aged 13 to 15 to engage in a sexual activity involving sexual … |
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Grantham Journal Woman dies after 'heated exchange in gay nightclub'Scotsman (blog)The woman who died following the fall at Dundee's Out Club, a popular haunt of the city's gay and lesbian scene, has been named locally as Elaine Smith, 46, a Royal Mail delivery driver from Broughty Ferry. Ms Smith was rushed by ambulance to the…
Home is where the car park isEasier (press release)Car parking beats being close to family on the wish list of homemovers, according to research from Royal Mail Redirections. Almost one in three (27 per … More: continued here
[ad_1] The community is welcome to view a visual portrait of Katikati through time, on display during August and September at the town’s library. Western Bay of Plenty District Council community heritage services co-ordinator Sandra Haigh has been digging deep inside the Western Bay Community Archives to put together the free two-month exhibition, which marks…
[ad_1] U.K. postal services provider Royal Mail Group Ltd. has launched Britain’s first collective defined contribution pension plan nearly 10 years after the hybrid retirement plan was first proposed in the country in 2015. The plan is available, as of Monday, to all Royal Mail employees who have worked with the company for at least…
[ad_1] HARRY COLE: A taste of Royal displeasure for Jeremy Hunt when Prince Philip was introduced to his Chinese-born wife By Harry Cole For The Mail On Sunday Published: 01:26, 6 October 2019 | Updated: 01:26, 6 October 2019 Contrary to reports suggesting Boris Johnson had grovelled to the Queen following his Supreme Court humiliation,…
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