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Northampton Chronicle & Echo Latest plans for Tesco at former Royal Mail sorting office go on showNorthampton Chronicle & EchoLATEST plans showing how the former Royal Mail sorting office in Barrack Road, Northampton could be converted into a large Tesco supermarket are due to go on show next week. The …

Why does Royal Mail deliver “human tragedy” to our doors? More: continued here

Why does Royal Mail deliver “human tragedy” to our doors? More: continued here

Royal Mail’s finances and the ‘scam mail’ in UK letterboxes More: continued here

Hell Mail Royal Mail delivering 'human tragedy' of scam mailBBC NewsScam mail has been arriving in Britain's letterboxes in a steady stream for years, targeting the most vulnerable and robbing many of their savings. But what role does Royal Mail play in getting it to your front door? Panorama's Tom …

MP condemns Royal Mail plans to move Guisborough sorting officeGazette LivePLANS to close Guisborough's postal delivery office have been defended by Royal Mail but condemned by the town's MP. The Morgan Drive office will be relocated to Malmo Court, on Redcar's Kirkleatham Business Park, … More: continued here

Royal Mail bosses face questions over Woking serviceBBC NewsRoyal Mail bosses are to be questioned by councillors about the standard of service in a Surrey town. Councillor Denzil Coulson, who chairs the overview and scrutiny committee at Woking Borough Council, said he wanted "clear answers". … More: continued here

Hell Mail Scam mail addict?BBC NewsScam mail has been arriving in Britain's letterboxes in a steady stream for years, targeting the most vulnerable and robbing many of their savings. But what role does Royal Mail play in getting it to your front door? Panorama's Tom Heap reports. …16 million pieces …

An estimated 16 million pieces of “scam mail” targeting vulnerable Britons have been sent using a company part-owned by Royal Mail. More: continued here

16 million pieces of 'scam mail' sent using company part-owned by Royal MailTelegraph.co.ukAn estimated 16 million pieces of "scam mail" targeting vulnerable Britons have been sent using a company part-owned by Royal Mail. By Holly Watt Police have identified mass mailings of letters intended to defraud people with fake lotteries …