Royal Mail won't deliver post to woman who has no pavement outside homeStoke & StaffordshireROYAL Mail is refusing to deliver post to a 62-year-old woman – because there is no pavement outside her home. Deliveries have been suspended to Muriel Malam's Newchapel home on health and safety grounds. SHORT: The pavement runs out just yards…
The State-owned company has written to Britain’s postal regulator insisting all the current price caps, should be scrapped. More: continued here
Daily Mail Royal Mail demand the right to charge what they want for stampsDaily MailBy Becky Barrow Royal Mail yesterday insisted it must be able to charge as much as it likes for a first or second class stamp. In a decision which will trigger outrage among its customers, the State-owned company has written to…
The price of second class stamps will increase by 50% if plans by Royal Mail get the go-ahead. More: continued here
The price of second class stamps looks set to rise steeply, under plans laid out by Royal Mail last night. More: continued here
Daily Mail Health unions care only for themselvesDaily MailBy Daily Mail Comment Few would dispute that the NHS reforms have been ineptly handled and poorly explained by ministers. But the Royal College of Nursing's declaration yesterday that the plans should be scrapped altogether has a strong whiff of …and more » More: continued here
The price of second class stamps will increase by 50% if plans by Royal Mail get the go-ahead. More: continued here
The price of second class stamps will increase by 50% if plans by Royal Mail get the go-ahead. More: continued here
Delivery charge worriesShetland NewsISLES MP Alistair Carmichael has pledged to fight for the universal postal service to be retained, after proposals to let the Royal Mail increase delivery charges for remote areas were aired. Mr Carmichael has written to postal affairs minister Ed …and more » More: continued here
PRINCES Risborough postmen have threatened to strike if plans to move their sorting office to Aylesbury are rubber-stamped. More: continued here