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»A woman has blasted Romford sorting office after she posted 10 invitations to a family event – and only one arrived intact. More: continued here

A petition to save two north Norfolk postal sorting offices is being continued by vigilant campaigners – despite Royal Mail’s U-turn over closure plans. More: continued here

Postal campaign on despite U-turnNorfolk Eastern Daily PressA petition to save two north Norfolk postal sorting offices is being continued by vigilant campaigners – despite Royal Mail's U-turn over closure plans. To send a link to this page to a friend, simply enter their … More: continued here

London, July 11 (ANI): British women will soon be allowed to serve on the country’s Royal Navy submarines for the first time, it has emerged. More: continued here

A Sorry State Of AffairsHell MailI have to say, I do encounter tabloid journalists, many of whom are keen to extract some nugget or quote that they can develop into a non-story (particularly when it comes to the Royal Mail), but suggest anything rudimentary or offer plausible … More: continued …

A publicity stunt? An opportunity to build on the success of the royal wedding? Or a move by the royal family to show their commitment to the Commonwealth. More: continued here

The Royal Navy has banned women from submarines for health reasons but a leaked memo reveals that military bosses have dismissed these concerns. More: continued here

Northampton Chronicle & Echo Broad support for Tesco superstore in former Royal Mail sorting officeNorthampton Chronicle & EchoPEOPLE who live close to the former Royal Mail sorting office in Barrack Road, Northampton, have broadly welcomed plans to convert the dilapidated building into a Tesco. Royal Mail and Tesco displayed their …

Daily Mail The rubber band scooter craze keeping Britain tidy… no thanks to litter-bug …Daily MailBut the craze among children, fuelled by their natural instinct to collect, has significantly reduced the number littering the streets, helping to spare the blushes of the Royal Mail. With three-wheeled micro scooters proving a …

Colin Scholey, 26, was charged with the manslaughter of his four-month-old nephew after the boy suffered fatal head injuries at home in Oxfordshire. More: continued here