Royal Mail

Bristol businessman: Blame management for postal chaosBristol Evening PostNow, we hear, those strikes have created a million-strong backlog of mail items across the Bristol area. The initial reaction by most of Royal Mail's… More: continued here

Cullompton Royal Mail arson attackExpress & EchoAN arson attack on a Royal Mail delivery office saw terrified residents evacuated from their homes in the middle of the night. … More: continued here

What pints did for Royal MailMarketing magazine AustraliaThat's what you can do in the UK now thanks to the UK's Royal Mail and www.useyourlocal.com. According to useyourlocal.com there are 52 pubs a week closing … More: continued here

Workers Struggles: Europe & AfricaWorld Socialist Web SiteAccording to the CWU, some 20000 Royal Mail workers were on strike during the latest action. The union said this week that more undelivered mail is now …and more » More: continued here

CWU accuses Royal Mail of "head in the sand" approach to postal strikeIBTimesThe Communication Workers Union has condemned the Royal Mail for it's "head in the sand" approach to dealing with its dispute with the union … More: continued here

Is the Queen setting a bad example?… Deputy editor Alan Cleaver reports daily on the impact of swine flu in West Cumbria, with a particular slant on how the media and the public are reacting to the worsening crisis. More: continued here

Postal strikes have caused a backlog of over 21 million letters and parcels, union chiefs claimed last night. More: continued here

FRONT ROYAL — Mountain Vista Governor School students ended the summer and began the new school year by looking at the stars. More: continued here

Tens of millions of letters are sitting undelivered after rolling strikes brought chaos to the postal system. Some 20,000 Royal Mail workers are on strike, paralysing parts of the network. More: continued here

Tendring: Strike causes post backlogClactonan GazetteHe said: "We regret the chaos caused but have told the Royal Mail that we need to sit down and negotiate. "Things are gradually getting back on track and … More: continued here