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Postal workers set to strikeThe Press AssociationThe Communication Workers Union said it will be holding industrial action ballots in hundreds of its branches after accusing Royal Mail of cutting pay and …and more » More: continued here

MAIL GOES BY RAIL THIS WEEKEND AT THE GREAT CENTRAL RAILWAYLoughborough NewsGiven the theme of the weekend we are particularly please to be offering generous ticket discounts to all Royal Mail staff past and present and their … More: continued here

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As Welsh soldiers continue to sustain heavy losses in Afghanistan, the commanding officer of the 1st Royal Welsh, Lieutenant-Colonel Nick Lock describes the battalion’s preparation for its deployment in October and explains what they hope the mission will achieve More: continued here

A POSTMAN discarded over 2,500 items of “junk mail” in order to carry on working, a court heard. More: continued here

guardian.co.uk Postal strike mail backlog could take a week to clearMirror.co.ukRoyal Mail insisted that 90 per cent of posties worked normally. A spokesman said: "Only 20 Royal Mail offices outside London, out of 1600 nationally, …Postal staff set to strike againBBC NewsPost walkout set to tripleTelegraph.co.ukUK Public Unions Step Up …

BBC News World's oldest man, WWI veteran diesThe Associated PressHe was the last surviving original member of the Royal Air Force, which was formed in 1918. He made it a personal crusade to talk about a conflict that …World's oldest man, WWI veteran diesColumbus Ledger-Enquirerall 842 news articles » More: continued …

A POSTMAN discarded over 2,500 items of “junk mail” in order to carry on working, a court heard. More: continued here

Sky News Can Unions Force A Royal Mail Bailout?Sky NewsRoyal Mail must modernise its operations and focus on profitable niches if it is to survive in this increasingly competitive postal market. …and more » More: continued here

THE Royal Mail said key postal services in the Capital were maintained yesterday despite a 24-hour strike. More: continued here