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Warrington Guardian Post driver admits stealing Warrington mail worth £219000Warrington GuardianThe Royal Mail employee admitted five counts of theft at Warrington Crown Court on Tuesday. Doughty, of Devon Court, Aintree, also pleaded guilty to one count of converting criminal property. Judge David Hale warned he now faces prison. He said: …

A Lancashire MP today told of her anger after she wrote to Royal Mail bosses about a constituent who was receiving his mail late – and was told he should collect it himself. More: continued here

Lancashire Evening Post MP Rosie Cooper's anger at mail changesLancashire Evening Post“In the 21st century, with the Royal Mail trying to compete with other private companies, then I think they need to be more responsive. I understand not everybody can get their mail very early in the morning, but businesses …

ROYAL Mail is making changes to its delivery routes in Brighouse over the next few weeks. More: continued here

Royal Mail workers will be offered a 10% stake in the company as the Government steps up plans for a flotation amid a recent rally in financial markets, it has been reported. More: continued here

A DELIVERY driver was left shaken after masked robbers drove away in his van. More: continued here

Times & Star Royal Mail'ignoring' concerns over possible closure of Cumbrian sorting officeTimes & StarA 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 …

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