Royal Mail

Postie Mick will host Royal Mail's TV newsThis is Total EssexSo when the 55-year-old was offered the opportunity to front his own news programme on the Royal Mail's TV channel – shown to over 100000 posties across the UK – he jumped at the chance. The South Woodham Ferrers resident …

Changes to Royal Mail services in FinchleyTimes SeriesRoyal Mail is making changes to the way it delivers mail in the N3 postcode. As fewer letters are posted every day, Royal Mail is revising delivery routes to maintain services in Finchley whilst keeping prices as low as possible. More: continued here

Monday Papers: JP Morgan probe into London's role in lossCitywire.co.ukThe Guardian: Royal Mail plans to sell off half its flagship sorting office in central London with the transformation of the five-hectare site into flats, netting the postal service up to £1 billion. Financial Times: Louis Dreyfus Commodities, …and more » More: …

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail plans to build homes at iconic central London siteTelegraph.co.ukRoyal Mail is planning to build homes on more than half of its Mount Pleasant site in a move that could boost its value by £100m ahead of its sale or flotation next year. A Royal Mail worker at …

Royal Mail is planning to build homes on more than half of its Mount Pleasant site in a move that could boost its value by £100m ahead of its sale or flotation next year. More: continued here

Royal Mail hopes that £32m worth of new machinery at England's largest sorting office will help it meet delivery targets. More: continued here

BBC News Royal Mail Sees Reduced Post on Price Rise, Daily Telegraph SaysBusinessWeekBy Namitha Jagadeesh on April 28, 2012 The rising price of stamps will force “millions” of UK residents to stop using the postal service, the Daily Telegraph said, citing a Royal Mail memo sent to members of parliament. …

The Times ROYAL MAIL SET TO MAKE PROPERTY CASH Royal Mail is planning to hit the property jackpotwith a succession of residential developments in London worthmore than 1 billion pounds ($1.61 billion). … More: continued here

Daily Mail Now three of Britain's biggest banks call the litterbugs to accountDaily MailHailing the campaign as 'a great initiative', the Royal Bank of Scotland said it would urge its 30000 employees to take a paid day off to go litter-picking. 'We are happy to support the Daily Mail's great …

LONDON (Reuters) – Britain's Royal Mail said plans to turn over half of its main London sorting office – Mount Pleasant – into a prime residential hub will be submitted next spring, as the group tries to boost its value ahead of a 2014 privatisation. The 12-acre former prison site …