By Gina Kalsi For Mailonline Published: 10:07 EDT, 23 July 2024 | Updated: 10:30 EDT, 23 July 2024 Royal fans have been left delighted after a video resurfaced of a young King Charles showing off his dance moves in Rio de Janeiro. The then Prince of Wales, who would have been …

I am trying to locate Andrew I Henry a postman in Winchester, as his wallet has been found in Winnall Woods. It contains his Royal Mail card (exp … Source link

Letters Socialist Worker readers share their thoughts on the failed assassination of Trump and more Downloading PDF. Please wait… Tuesday 23 July 2024 Issue 2915 Housing campaigners last summer in Islington, north London Keir Starmer’s inadequate policy on housing will have people looking for answers. Labour promises more social and …

Prince George delighted royal fans yesterday following the release of his eleventh birthday portrait. In the image, the young royal, who is second-in-line to the British throne, appeared in high spirits as he beamed towards the camera. Posting the snap on socials, the Waleses said: ‘Wishing Prince George a very …

Ashville Aggregates has acquired a Class 153 single-car diesel multiple unit from Porterbrook that it wants to convert into a waiting room at its railhead at West Drayton (west London). The unit, former London Midland 153334, is currently at Porterbrook’s Long Marston Rail Innovation Centre, near Stratford-upon-Avon. Owner Daniel Ashville-Louisy …

By John-Paul Ford Rojas Updated: 03:44 EDT, 23 July 2024 Labour will ‘call in’ the £3.6bn takeover of Royal Mail by a billionaire dubbed the Czech Sphinx, the Business Secretary said yesterday. Jonathan Reynolds said he has no objection in principle to the postal service having an overseas owner but …

The business secretary, Jonathan Reynolds, has said he is confident that the Harland & Wolff shipyard in Belfast will continue to build ships for the Royal Navy, despite ruling out government support for the struggling company. Harland & Wolff is part of a consortium on a £1.6bn contract to build …

In your article (Royal Academy removes Gaza-inspired works after Jewish group flags concerns, 18 July), the Royal Academy states: “We recognise that an exhibition for young people and artwork by young people is not an appropriate environment for volatile public discourse.” Really? Then what is its purpose, if any?Simon Lauris Hudson Pontefract, West …

Royal Mail’s decision to end its involvement with rail from October 10 (see Network News, pages 10-11) seems inevitable. Most of us might have been forgiven for thinking that it fizzled out a long time ago. Discussing how to keep the remaining 3% of Royal Mail’s total business on the …

GENERAL MERCHANDISE NEWS 23 July, 2024 | by Angela Beevers Fandom shop House of Spells has opened a new store at Royal Albert Dock Liverpool. The store is one of the largest of its kind in the North West for cult TV and film enthusiasts. House of Spells previously operated …