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Postal workers in East Anglia are using satellite receivers to map the exact location of every property in a Royal Mail trial to improve sat-nav systems. More: continued here

Daily Mail Paralysed Royal Marine left without vital phone system after blundering …Daily MailA paralysed former Royal Marine was left without a vital phone system used to keep him alive – after phone supplier TalkTalk cut him off for a whole week. Dominic Lovett, paralysed four years ago, relies solely on a specialist alarm system…

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Milton Keynes Citizen MP visits sorting office on tour of frontline servicesMilton Keynes CitizenA CITY MP had the chance to learn about the changes being made at Royal Mail at a local level when he visited Bletchley Delivery Office and spent the morning with a postman. More: continued here

Handheld satellite devices trialled by East Anglian postal workers could improve sat-nav systems, the Royal Mail says. More: continued here

Fight to saved the axed 2nd Battalion, the Royal Regiment of FusiliersBirmingham MailAN ONLINE campaign to save an Army battalion with strong Midland connections has been backed by more than 5000 supporters in less than two weeks.and more » More: continued here

BBC News Royal Mail trials GPS location devices in East AngliaBBC NewsHandheld satellite devices trialled by East Anglian postal workers could improve sat-nav systems, the Royal Mail says. More: continued here

BBC News Dog attacks on post staff unacceptably high – Royal MailBBC NewsDog attacks on postal workers in Wales are "unacceptably high," says the Royal Mail, with more than 200 in a year.Royal Mail urges dog owners to keep their animals under controlThe IndependentRoyal Mail's plea to stop dogs attacking postmen after 62 per cent…

Dog owners have been urged to keep their animals under control during the school holidays to tackle the “unacceptably high” number of attacks on postal workers. More: continued here

Safety appeal to local dog ownersDeeside TodayRoyal Mail and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) are appealing to dog owners in Deeside and Donside to work with them to help keep animals under control during the school holidays this summer when postmen and women call to deliver mail. More: continued here