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Royal Mail says it will not deliver a leaflet for Britain First in the Rochester and Strood by-election because it believes it to be illegal. More: continued here

ComputerWeekly.com Royal Mail to roll out new mobile devicesComputerWeekly.comAs part of its IT transformation programme to support e-commerce businesses, the Royal Mail has signed a deal with BT to refresh its mobile devices. Royal Mail said the investment of around £130 million over five years will enable it to support …

Yahoo News UK Royal Mail refuses to deliver to Victorian street over 'health and safety …Yahoo News UKRoyal Mail have infuriated residents on a quiet, leafy street by refusing to deliver because of wonky paving slabs. Homeowners on 'The Villas' in Stoke, Staffs, have to make a four-mile round trip …

CITY A.M. Rochester and Strood by-election: Royal Mail refuses to deliver "illegal …CITY A.M.Royal Mail is refusing to deliver a leaflet by the far-right group Britain First to voters in Rochester and Strood, saying it “does not comply with the law”. The by-election, due to take place on November 20, …

Royal Mail has signed a deal with BT to replace its mobile devices as part of an IT transformation programme More: continued here

Royal Mail invest in hand-held tracking techTameBayThis programme is part of Royal Mail's IT transformation programme, a key objective of which is to support the delivery of their parcels strategy. Delivery companies are increasingly technology companies, as they seek to provide better tracking and … More: continued here

Royal Mail to invest GBP 130 million in handhelds through BTTelecompaper (subscription)The UK's Royal Mail has announced an around GBP 130 million investment over five years in hand-held technology to provide more flexible delivery and a better tracking capability. BT Global Services will work with Royal Mail to decide which …

Royal Mail Unveils £130m Handhelds PushTechWeekEurope UKThe deal forms part of Royal Mail's IT investment push as it looks to stay competitive against other delivery firms. Earlier this year, it launched a new parcels shipping and tracking platform to enable e-retailers to improve integration between their … More: continued here

The postal regulator has been urged to introduce an immediate cap on competition to the Royal Mail. More: continued here

Cap on Royal Mail competition urgedBreakingNews.ieBilly Hayes, CWU general secretary, said: “Ofcom must urgently put a cap on unregulated competition to Royal Mail if it wants to secure the future of the universal postal service. At the moment it seems to favour its duty to promote competition in the …and …