The Post Office stresses importance of travel insurance as skiers return to …PR Web (press release)With this in mind, Post Office Travel Insurance urges travellers setting out for the slopes to check that their annual travel insurance policies haven't …Brits urged to take out insurance when travellingFly | Global Music Culture (blog)all 2 news articles »…
Cambridge News Fears bank switch would hurt post office serviceCambridge NewsSTAMP collectors and older people fear services will suffer if Cambridge's main post office moves across the street. Barclays wants to move from its … More: continued here
Following the launch of its expanded range in October last year, the Post Office has cuts the rates on its 2, 3 and 5 year fixed rate deals for 60% loan to value (LTV) and its tracker deals for 60% and 80% LTV. The Post Office has also reduced the rate of its 80% LTV…
Atlantic City post office demolition delayed until MarchPress of Atlantic CityDemolition of the old Atlantic City post office at Pacific Avenue and Dr. … More: continued here
Majority of Union Members Now Work for the GovernmentWall Street JournalThe typical union member now works in the Post Office, not on the assembly line. Representing government employees has changed the union movement's …and more » More: continued here
ROANOKE, Va. — A Tennessee man has been indicted on six federal charges stemming from a December hostage situation at the Wytheville post office. Warren Taylor of Bristol, Tenn., was indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury in Roanoke. More: continued here
An unusual coalition of customers, historical preservationists and art enthusiasts is coming together to stop the potential shuttering of Englewood’s downtown post office. More: continued here
Atlantic City post office demolition delayed until MarchPress of Atlantic CityDemolition of the old Atlantic City post office at Pacific Avenue and Dr. … More: continued here
Demolition of the old Atlantic City post office at Pacific Avenue and Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard has been delayed until March. More: continued here
GEOFFREY Cox, MP for Torridge and West Devon, has met senior Post Office executives to discuss the continued and persistent technical problems that have blighted Mobile Post Offices across Devon. More: continued here