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Team Valley lorry driver dies after heart attackChronicleLiveIt is believed the lorry veered across the road and into the parked van near the Royal Mail depot on Earlsway. The road was closed by police. Firefighters gave first aid to the lorry driver after freeing him from his vehicle as they …

Hundreds of temporary Royal Mail workers – taken on to cover the Christmas rush – have been protesting around the country over unpaid wages. More: continued here

shropshirestar.com Royal Mail workers walk out of Birmingham sorting office in pay rowThe Birmingham Postby Jon Griffin, Birmingham Post Angry agency staff stormed out of the main Royal Mail sorting office in Birmingham in a dispute after their Christmas wages went unpaid. Up to 35 workers led an hour-long wildcat …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal rail: Queen stuns fellow passengers as she takes train to Sandringham …Daily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter Clutching her handbag and wrapped up against the chilly weather in headscarf and dark green coat it could have been any elderly lady carefully stepping off the carriage at King's Lynn station …

Telegraph.co.uk Single for One! Royal festivities begin as Queen takes train on way to SandringhamDaily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter Clutching her handbag and wrapped up against the chilly weather in headscarf and dark green coat it could have been any elderly lady carefully stepping off the carriage at King's Lynn …

Temporary Royal Mail workers at Carlisle’s sorting office are still waiting for unpaid wages, despite being promised they would receive them yesterday. More: continued here

More than 50 temporary employees at the Royal Mail sorting office in Shrewsbury in the run-up to Christmas were not paid for a week’s work, it was claimed this afternoon. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Royal festivities begin as Queen takes train on way to SandringhamDaily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter Clutching her handbag and wrapped up against the chilly weather in headscarf and dark green coat it could have been any elderly lady carefully stepping off the carriage at King's Lynn station this afternoon. …

Temporary staff employed at a Royal Mail sorting office in Birmingham threaten to walk out over unpaid wages. More: continued here

shropshirestar.com Royal Mail's temporary Christmas staff threaten walkoutBBC NewsAgency staff were recruited at Royal Mail's Newtown depot to help tackle an increase in post at Christmas. The temporary staff are meant to be paid weekly, but some said they had not received a wage in three weeks. Royal Mail said …