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Morrisons supermarket plan backed by plannersWatford ObserverThe plans, which involve demolishing the 1970s Royal Mail sorting office in Ascot Road, to build a new foodstore of up to 6,911 square metres, a school and homes, will be discussed at the council's development control committee tonight. However, the …and more » More: …

The Guardian Royal Mail calls for tougher laws on owners of dangerous dogsThe GuardianRoyal Mail has pledged to take more action against owners of dogs that attack postal workers after a report called for tougher legislation. The postal group said it would actively pursue legal action against the owners of …

East Anglian Daily Times Ipswich: Union vows to fight for under threat sorting officeEast Anglian Daily TimesThe Royal Mail is currently undertaking a review of the Commercial Road sorting office in Ipswich. Similar reviews elsewhere in the country have usually led to the closure of the office and business being …

The Guardian Post Office Ltd profits up 9%, on higher government subsidyPost and ParcelPost Office Ltd, which remains state-owned despite leaving Royal Mail ahead of its former parent's forthcoming privatisation, also saw its operating costs increase by 4.5% and its labour costs increase by 4%, to respectively GBP 437m and …

ITV News Royal Mail to step up dog actionITV NewsRoyal Mail to step up dog action. The Royal Mail pledged today to take more action against owners of dogs that attack postal workers after a new report called for tougher legislation. Share. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter Share …

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Royal Mail to order 120000 mobile devices worth up to £300mMIS AsiaThe Royal Mail Group has revealed plans to distribute up to 120,000 mobile devices to its staff under a new managed services deal worth up to £300 million. The 'Postal Digital Assistants' (PDAs) are likely to be made available …

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This is Staffordshire Royal Mail to step up dogs actionEvening StandardRoyal Mail chairman Donald Brydon said: "We welcome the findings in Sir Gordon Langley's independent report, especially his call for an urgent reform of the laws in England and Wales. We have also taken on board his comments that Royal …

The Guardian Post Office to report revenues of half a billionScotsmanThe firm, which split from the Royal Mail Group in April, has grown turnover in the first six months of this financial year from £485 million during the same period in 2011. It has seen increased business in financial services, …