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Royal Mail says competitors in the bigger cities cherry picking its business could harm rural postal services. More: continued here

Royal Mail''s central London delivery office on New Cavendish Street, near Oxford Street, will become a shop for anyone interested in buying printed items, and to watch the process of 3D printing. More: continued here

Royal Mail is piloting iMakr 3D printers in its offices to test whether it will become a valuable new revenue stream alongside its e-commerce arm today. More: continued here

Royal Mail has disclosed that the annual surge in post sent in red or gold envelopes during the Christmas period can outwit its automated sorting systems More: continued here

The postal service has admitted that the red and gold envelopes popularly used for cards during the festive season aren't recognised by its automated sorting technology. More: continued here

The Guardian Post early: beautiful vintage Christmas reminders from the Royal Mail– in …The GuardianPost early: beautiful vintage Christmas reminders from the Royal Mail– in pictures. Glad tidings they bring … these magical mid-century designs made sure people popped their festive parcels and cards in the letterbox in good time. …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail dreaming of a white ChristmasTelegraph.co.uk… that it did not mean cards in coloured envelopes would arrive later and said it did not wish to put people off using any colour they like. But advice on the Royal Mail website encourages people to use white, pale and buff-coloured …

3DPrint.com Royal Mail Teams With iMakr for In-Store 3D Printing & Delivery3DPrint.comToday, Royal Mail, the UK mailing company, has teamed up with iMakr, a 3D printing company, to test run 3D printing services at Royal Mail's New Cavendish delivery center near Oxford Street in London. 3D printing services will be …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail to offer 3D printingTelegraph.co.ukMike Newnham, chief customer officer at Royal Mail, said: “3D printing is an emerging technology that has many applications and offers an innovative way to create unique or personalised objects. “It can be prohibitively expensive for consumers or small … More: continued here

Royal Mail partners with iMakr to offer 3D printing services to customers as it seeks new business More: continued here