Royal Mail

AS YOU prepare to send out your Christmas cards this year, you might want to think about ditching the first-class stamps. Under a little-known rule, Royal Mail is under no obligation to deliver your cards — or any other mail — on the next working day during December. More: continued …

Best of the boards: TUI Travel, Royal Mail, President EnergyInteractive InvestorIn this week's best of the boards, we take a look at how users reacted to some of the top news of the past five days. After a review, Ofgem decided not to stamp conditions on Royal Mail's competitors, sending …

The Guardian Post Office workers set to stage one-day strikeThe GuardianThis week the CWU called for a judicial review of Ofcom, the postal and media regulator, following its decision not impose new conditions on Royal Mail's direct-delivery competitors. The company has claimed that a failure to do so would threaten …

In this week's best of the boards, we take a look at how users reacted to some of the top news of the past five days. After a review, Ofgem decided not to stamp conditions on Royal Mail's competitors, sending its shares south. A quick deal that saw President Energy …

The Guardian Ofcom rejects Royal Mail's competition concernsThe GuardianRoyal Mail, which is required by law to deliver mail across Britain six days a week at uniform prices, had pushed for a full competition review after complaining that a new rival delivery service by Whistl jeopardised its own, as it was …

Staffordshire Newsletter Traditional cards more popular than e-cards as Royal Mail reveals Christmas …Staffordshire NewsletterStephen Agar, Managing Director, consumer and network access, Royal Mail, said: “From the very first cards that we helped send back in 1873 to the millions of Christmas cards we handle each year, we are proud …

Christmas is well underway at Royal Mail, and the busy postmen and women are already dealing with online shopping parcels and cards and letters. More: continued here

Royal Mail should start to deliverProactive Investors UKRoyal Mail (LON:RMG) celebrated its IPO anniversary last month and after the early turbulence, the company appears to be stabilising after undergoing a move from public to private hands. The shares which listed at 330p last October, rocketed to 618p in …and more » More: …

Belfast Newsletter Royal Mail puts the blues into festivitiesBelfast NewsletterRoyal Mail now suggests its commitment to post letters to all corners of the UK may not be sustainable. Misery Mail I call it. I wonder did local boxing champion Michael Conlan know all this when he agreed to front the …

In this week's best of the boards, we take a look at how users reacted to some of the top news of the past five days. After a review, Ofgem decided not to stamp conditions on Royal Mail's competitors, sending its shares south. A quick deal that saw Premier Oil …