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Daily Mail Does Kate Middleton's royal wedding gown deserve its own Wikipedia page?Daily MailAccording to many of the online encyclopaedia's editors, the Duchess Of Cambridge's gown is a 'frankly trivial' entry and 'surely not notable enough to be on Wikipedia'.and more » More: continued here

East Anglian Daily Times Royal Mail tests location deviceThe Press AssociationThe Royal Mail is trialling a device to map the exact location of homes and businesses in a move which could improve satellite navigation systems in cars. It is being launched in East Anglia and will be rolled out across …

Postbox stolen in North Wales to be sold on eBayDaily Post North WalesRoyal Mail officials have asked people who suspect they may have had mail in the boxes to get in touch. Urging people to be vigilant for suspicious activity around post boxes, Wrexham rural Insp Nick Evans said such …

Telegraph.co.uk Post office shake-up could leave one in five branches 'unsustainable or …Telegraph.co.ukThe Post Office – which was separated from Royal Mail earlier this year – is planning to speed up the roll out of its new Post Office Locals from this summer, as part of a major overhaul of …

Daily Mail The Open 2011: Ian Ladyman investigates Royal Lytham roughDaily MailTiger Woods has said it was 'almost unplayable', so Sportsmail sent Ian Ladyman into the long grass of Royal Lytham to see for himself…British Open: wet weather, high grass and bunkers may stump some golfersMontreal Gazetteall 382 news articles » …

East Anglia: Postmen and women to map GPS co-ordinates of properties in regionEast Anglian Daily TimesTHE ROYAL Mail is piloting an initiative across the region to improve the accuracy of location-based information which is used, for example, by satellite navigation systems. More: continued here

THE ROYAL Mail is piloting an initiative across the region to improve the accuracy of location-based information which is used, for example, by satellite navigation systems. More: continued here

Daily Mail World of Golf: Remember the teenager better than the Lee Westwood?Daily MailWhat happened to Lee Westwood and Michael Welch at The Open at Royal Lytham in 1996 summed up their lives to that point. Westwood missed the halfway cut and ….. Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail …