Royal Mail

First Post Tory prison U-turn is an opportunity for LabourFirst PostThe Royal Mail, in state hands since its inception in 1516, is being lined up for sale. The Government's new Work Programme, announced earlier this week, …and more » More: continued here

Daily Mail Postmen to be given shares in Royal Mail under new privatisation plansTelegraph.co.ukPostmen could be given shares in Royal Mail and a say in how it is being run as part of the Government's privatisation plans, it emerged last night. …Posties 'to get shares in Royal Mail sell-off'Mirror.co.ukRoyal Mail's …

Mail's£65m advisers bill as jobs axedMirror.co.ukThe Royal Mail paid £1484 an hour on average between 2003 and 2008 to advisers, a Mirror Freedom of Information request has revealed. … More: continued here

Think of pensions as gold barsFinancial TimesHence the Local Government Pension Scheme and other government-backed schemes could (as has been proposed for Royal Mail) assign all their assets to the … More: continued here

QUEENSCLIFF’S historic Royal Hotel might have to change its name after 136 years. More: continued here

A former engineer serving a 10-year jail sentence for lese majeste has been given a royal pardon, a senior Corrections Department official said yesterday. More: continued here

Pet owners savage adviceDerbyshire TimesThe letter, sent by the Royal Mail on Tuesday June 22, describes itself as a "precautionary measure" and advises owners that "postal staff may have … More: continued here

Royal Mail Delivery Promise Tool 'fast and simple'Money NewsConsumers may find their internet shopping experience is improved by the new Royal Mail Delivery Promise Tool, says a spokesperson for the firm. … More: continued here

Royal mail for MaryBallymoney TimesA POPULAR resident at Victoria House Private Residential Home in Rasharkin has celebrated her 103rd birthday. Relatives, residents, staff and friends of … More: continued here

Posties on bikes? It's not a sight you'll see for very much longer…Portsmouth NewsRoyal Mail is looking to replace bicycles with vans and battery-powered trolleys. After 130 years of the tradition, Royal Mail claims it poses a safety risk … More: continued here