Flick knives for a fiver; hunting blades for £15; Samurai swords for £20. These are just some of the cheap but deadly Chinese knives destined for our streets. They’re being sold to teenagers and criminals online for pocket money prices – and sent out in the post. Fortunately, this lot …
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Royal Mail have failed to get a £50 million record Ofcom fine overturned by the Competition Appeal Tribunal. In August 2018 Ofcom imposed the fine on Royal Mail for an alleged serious breach of competition law. The regulator ruled that the company abused its dominant position by discriminating against its …
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The definitive source for facts, data and analysis of the Global Couriers and Messengers market. Check Sample Pages of Global Couriers and Messengers Market Factbook Introducing the Global Couriers and Messengers Industry Factbook – the most comprehensive and reliable data resource for the Couriers and Messengers available now that deliver …
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12 November 2019 Transport / Logistics Services Royal Mail’s application to the Competition Appeals Tribunal to have its record £50 million fine withdrawn has failed. The fine was imposed in August 2018 when Whistl was trying to compete in wholesale parcel delivery. Whistl complained that Royal Mail was abusing its dominant …
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A LIMITED-EDITION Aston Martin that featured on a rare stamp has sold for a staggering £607,000. The 1965 DB5 was handpicked by the Royal Mail in 2013 to feature on a set of stamps which celebrated the best cars in British car making history. 6 The 1965 Aston Martin sold …
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Royal Mail loses court docket enchantment after Ofcom fined it £50m for breaching competition law by ‘discriminating’ in opposition to rival agency Whistl The communications watchdog slapped Royal Mail with elegant in August remaining twelve months The tribunal has now upheld the elegant which linked to its actions in 2014 …
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We hate to say it but Christmas is well on its way and our thoughts will soon inevitably turn to buying presents and sending our loved ones cards. Some of the super organised among us may even have already begun posting them. Royal Mail is advising its customers to ‘beat …
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THERE is nothing our propertied classes like more than a deregulated market. The guiding principle of the neoliberal counter-movement in economics which gained ascendancy in the late 20th century is that state regulation is an unnecessary burden on the entrepreneurial spirit that hinders economic growth and competition. Of course, the …
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A Royal Mail van ended up in a ditch on the opposite side of the A30 in Cornwall. The accident was spotted near Penzance. The van had been heading west when it appeared to have veered across to the other side of the road and gone off the carriageway. It …
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