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Royal Mail bosses declare suburban street out of bounds because of dog with "intense hatred of postmen". More: continued here

Royal Mail is ignoring residents’ concerns about the possible closure of a sorting office, it is claimed. More: continued here

Tens of thousands of Royal Mail staff could be forced to hold onto shares in the company for months after a potential stock market listing as Government ministers attempt to avoid an instant mass share … More: continued here

The rate change due to come in to effect on 2nd April 2013 will come as a welcome respite for British businesses struggling with the tough economic climate, meaning that many will not be forced to increase … More: continued here

Royal Mail is ignoring residents’ concerns about the possible closure of a sorting office, it is claimed. More: continued here

Royal Mail bosses declare suburban street out of bounds because of dog with “intense hatred of postmen”. More: continued here

in-cumbria Royal Mail'ignoring' concerns over possible closure of Cumbrian sorting officein-cumbriaA Maryport man says Royal Mail is ignoring residents' concerns about the possible closure of the town's sorting office. Mark Hayhurst photo. Mark Hayhurst. Plans are being considered to shut the sorting office, forcing people to travel to Workington to …and more » More: continued here

Royal Mail is ignoring residents’ concerns about the possible closure of a sorting office, it is claimed. More: continued here

EcommerceBytes eBay Reviews Shipping Allowances Due to Royal Mail HikesEcommerceBytesUK's postal service Royal Mail is increasing rates in April, and eBay is considering changes to its shipping allowances as a result. eBay had also announced in February it was testing changes to delivery estimates on eBay.co.uk. The marketplace simply … More: continued here

News & Star Royal Mail'ignoring' concerns over possible closure of Cumbrian sorting officeNews & StarMark Hayhurst, who wrote to Royal Mail, said: “Royal Mail says that closure is a business decision, so, although staff and unions are being consulted, such moves are not subject to public consultation. “They say that no decision has been made,…