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More than 220 Officer Cadets of the Royal Military College of Canada (RMCC) and more than 50 Master’s and Doctorate degree recipients, will celebrate their graduation on Thursday, May 20, and Friday, May 21. The class of 2010 invites the public to attend their graduation from Canada’s military university. read …

Postie's might lose their bikesDevon 24EXMOUTH could lose its fleet of bicycle-riding posties following Royal Mail proposals to replace some of them with gas-guzzling vans. … More: continued here

In Cullman this week to survey progress on his company’s new manufacturing plant, Royal Technologies president Jim Vander Kolk was relieved at how smoothly planning and construction has gone. More: continued here

BBC News Postman 'hero' bags top job awardBBC NewsGeoff Braden, regional operations for Royal Mail in Wales said all three postmen had shown "dedication and community spirit beyond the call of duty". … More: continued here

Roger Kearney claims he 'was running back to work' in Paula Poolton murder trialDaily EchoBut he said he had to go back to his car after signing in at the Royal Mail depot in Eastleigh because he had left his glasses in the car. …Murder accused was late as he …

Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: American Express Company, Royal Bank of Scotland, Capital One Financial Corp., DFS and Wells Fargo & Co. More: continued here

Fair pay: will CEOs play ball with Hutton?The GuardianSky-high pay in arms' length companies such as Royal Mail and Network Rail falls outside the remit of this review, as does the BBC, which would be mad not …and more » More: continued here

Angry Royal Mail staff: We want our shuttle bus backNorthampton Chronicle & EchoRoyal Mail staff in Northampton have petitioned bosses to register their disapproval after minibuses for late-night staff were scrapped. … More: continued here

Royal Mail is paying tribute to the hundreds of thousands of men and women who ‘did their bit’ for the war effort during Britain’s darkest hour. The Britain Alone stamps, just issued, highlight the endeavours of the ‘Homeland Heroes’ who contributed to the war effort at home, as Britain and …

IPSWICH: A former Royal Mail worker has avoided a prison sentence after admitting stealing money, vouchers, tickets and zoo passes from letters and packages. More: continued here