news, national, dairy, royal commission, farmer power, dairy connect, dairy inquiry, senate, dairy australia, adf Industry advocacy groups Farmer Power and Dairy Connect have joined forces to call for a royal commission into the dairy industry following last week’s Senate inquiry. The proposed royal commission would address concerns around industry …
Read More »Thai protesters defy monarchy with ‘People’s Plaque’ | World
Student leaders install a plaque declaring ‘This country belongs to the people’ during a mass rally to call for the ouster of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha and reforms in the monarchy, near the Grand Palace in Bangkok, Thailand, September 20, 2020. BANGKOK, Sept 20 — Thousands of protesters cheered as …
Read More »The tactile nature of letters is one of the few remaining safe forms of physical connection to our friends
Apologies, ink and paper lovers. Royal Mail recently hinted that it might discontinue Saturday letter deliveries, thanks to a decline in people posting missives to one another and a boom, instead, in parcels. It’s not hard to see why we’ve gone mad for gifting in 2020. We were cut off …
Read More »Improved Earnings Required Before Royal Mail plc (LON:RMG) Stock’s 25% Jump Looks Justified
Despite an already strong run, Royal Mail plc (LON:RMG) shares have been powering on, with a gain of 25% in the last thirty days. Unfortunately, despite the strong performance over the last month, the full year gain of 5.1% isn’t as attractive. Even after such a large jump in price, …
Read More »Royal Mail hiring posties across Merseyside in time for Christmas
The Royal Mail is advertising a number of job vacancies across Merseyside – and it could be perfect if you fancy earning a bit of extra cash in the run up to Christmas. Whether you’re searching for a new job that gets you out and about in the fresh air …
Read More »Letters: Remembering Robert Findlay Boyd, a hero of the Battle of Britain
YOUR feature on the Battle of Britain does well to highlight what you term the “part-time volunteers” of the Auxiliary Air Force and their role 80 years ago (“Spotlight on selfless actions of ordinary heroes”, September 15). The wider context of No. 602 (City of Glasgow) Squadron RAF, an Auxiliary …
Read More »Prince Harry has ‘joined a helicopter club in California’ so he can take Meghan and Archie on trips
Prince Harry has ‘joined a helicopter club in California’ so he can ‘take Meghan and Archie on trips and keep his licence in date’, source claims Prince Harry has ‘joined a helicopter club in California to keep his licence in date’ Source claimed royal wants to be able to take …
Read More »Prince Charles of Luxembourg looks adorable at his christening
The royal family of Luxembourg have shared adorable images of their youngest member Prince Charles who was christened today at at the L’abbaye St Maurice. Born on May 10, the Prince, who is the son of Prince Guillaume, 38, and Princess Stéphanie of Luxembourg, 36, wore a traditional Christening gown in …
Read More »Heartbroken family of disabled man, 18, turned up to hospital to be told he had died
The family of an 18-year-old disabled lad whose life was transformed by DIY SOS say they are ‘desperately seeking answers’ to his lonely and mysterious death after being admitted to hospital with gastric illness during lockdown. Devastated father Darren Hudson says his son Ollie was spending a night in hospital …
Read More »Cyclists blast longer ban as ’embarrassing’ saying Worcester is going backwards
PLANS to extend a city centre bike and car ban have been called “embarrassing” by campaigners. Cars and bikes will now not be allowed to use pedestrianised areas of the city centre between 10am and 6pm – two hours longer than the current ban. Dan Brothwell, chairman of city cycling …
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