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Anger over £4.5m Royal Mail bonuses
Telegraph.co.uk, United Kingdom – By Rosa Prince, Political Correspondent Royal Mail bosses received more than £4.5 million in bonuses last year – enough to prevent the closure of dozens of … |
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[ad_1] ‘Clean Clothes on Sunday’ is a charming story of Edwardian childhood, published in 1974 by Terence Dalton Ltd of Lavenham and long out of print. The author, Celia Davies, was born in Woodford Green in 1902 when it retained much more of its rural character. From checking old directories it seems Celia’s family lived…