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Moya Greene said new postal firms were allowed to ‘cherry pick’ the most profitable urban areas, while Royal Mail must deliver small quantities of mail to rural and remote areas at the same price. More: continued here

Royal Mail Chief Outlines Postal 'Threat'Sky NewsIn evidence to the Business Select Committee, Moya Greene accused rivals of undermining Royal Mail's universal service obligation (USO) under which under letters are posted anywhere in the country for the same price. She put the annual cost of … More: continued here

Moya Greene told MPs that the universal service which allow letters to be sent anywhere in the country for the same price is under threat from rival firms taking work in big towns and cities, More: continued here

The boss of Royal Mail is accused of "scaremongering" by the business secretary, after telling MPs that there is a threat to the universal service. More: continued here

The Royal Mail's universal service is under "genuine threat", its CEO has told MPs. More: continued here

Gloucester Citizen Victory for residents in Elmbridge and Longlevens as Royal Mail reinstates …Gloucester CitizenRESIDENTS in Longlevens and Elmbridge no longer have to travel a 16-mile round trip to collect parcels in Quedgeley. Royal Mail changed the way it dealt with missed post and closed its collection point in Brockworth. …

BBC News Royal Mail's universal postal service at risk, Moya Greene saysBBC NewsRoyal Mail boss Moya Greene has told MPs that there is a genuine threat to the continuation of the firm's "universal service". She accused Royal Mail's competitors of "cherry-picking" the most profitable business. Under the Universal Service Obligation …

BBC News Royal Mail'scaremongering' over threat to universal serviceBBC NewsThe boss of Royal Mail has been accused of "scaremongering" by the business secretary, after telling MPs that there is a threat to the universal service. Moya Greene said that competitors were "cherry-picking" Royal Mail's most profitable business. As …Royal Mail …

Royal Mail chief executive Moya Greene has warned parliament that cherry-picking of more profitable urban delivery contracts seriously threatens the company's ability to provide countrywide letter delivery … More: continued here

By William James LONDON (Reuters) – Royal Mail warned that competition from rivals such as Whistl could make it financially impossible to fulfil its legal obligation to deliver mail across the whole of country, six days a week. The postal operator, formerly state-owned before it was privatised last year, is …