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Hell Mail Saving The Snail MailHell MailHowever, it was not until the 31st July 1635 that the Royal Mail service was finally made available to the public, with, at that time, postage being paid by …Coalition voters don't want Royal Mail privatisation, CWU tells ToriesTribuneMagazine.co.ukall 2 news articles » More: continued …

Coalition voters don't want Royal Mail privatisation, CWU tells ToriesTribuneMagazine.co.ukMost Conservative and Liberal Democrat voters overall would prefer Royal Mail to remain in state ownership, according to a new poll released at the opening …No further post office closures says MinisterScotsmanall 2 news articles » More: continued here

No further post office closures says MinisterScotsmanLabour MP Gregg McClymont had claimed that the UK government plans to privatise Royal Mail would lead to a third of Scotland's post offices closing. …and more » More: continued here

Comet 24 Post office workers to march against Stevenage closureComet 24POST office workers across Comet country will march later this month to protest against Royal Mail's proposed closure …and more » More: continued here

Former sorting office sold for £4mScotsmanA FORMER Royal Mail sorting office in Edinburgh has been sold for £4 million in a deal that will see the site being redeveloped for housing and commercial …and more » More: continued here

Royal Mail investigate 'missing post' in townPrestwich & Whitefield GuideA Royal Mail spokesman said: “An investigation is underway following the discovery of some undelivered items of mail in Bury.”and more » More: continued here

Bromyard mail centre set for new year closureHereford TimesRoyal Mail has confirmed in the past week that it will close the town's current Business Park office when the lease expires in January. … More: continued here

MP Donohoe opposes Royal Mail privatisationIrvine HeraldCENTRAL Ayrshire MP Brian Donohoe this week revealed he is against plans to privatise Royal Mail. The Labour backbencher said he “always felt it was a …and more » More: continued here

ROTHERHAM is leading the way in creating new businesses, according to a study.The StarThe Royal Mail said Rotherham, Sunderland and Stocton-on-Tees in Cleveland are the fastest growing areas in terms of businesses established in the last six …Rise in number of new businessesLeamington Spa Todayall 7 news articles » More: continued …

Daily Mail Postman filled home with mailExpress.co.ukPolice and Royal Mail investigators raided the home of Paul Noga, 38, and his mother in Ashington, Northumberland, after a flood of complaints about …Jail for Northumberland postman who stashed mailBBC Newsall 41 news articles » More: continued here