Royal Mail

Say no to junk mailEastbourne Today, UK –58 minutes agoThe free pack includes advice on how to register with the free Mailing Preference Service (to stop addressed junk mail) and the Royal Mail's free opt out … More: continued here

This could be your last chance to say ‘no’ to junk mail and ‘yes’ to a free gift. (02/04/2008 05:00:00) More: continued here

Postwatch wades into Royal MailPrecisionMarketing, UK –45 minutes agoPostal services watchdog Postwatch has joined the growing crticism of Royal Mail, claiming it needs to revolutionise its approach. … More: continued here

Royal Mail workers have overwhelmingly rejected changes to their pensions, raising the threat of national post strikes. More: continued here

A London coroner suspended the inquest Tuesday into the death of Princess Diana to get a translation of an e-mail from France suggesting new evidence.Scott Baker, the judge presiding over the inquest, said that the evidence appears to be about blood tests performed on the body of Henri Paul, who …

Hell Mail Postwatch – Royal Mail Faces Huge TaskHell Mail, UK –3 hours agoPostwatch welcomed the review and said that Royal Mail faced huge tasks that would "require little less than a revolution in Royal Mail’s thinking and …Postcomm calls for Royal Mail overhaulPrecisionMarketingall 9 news articles More: continued here

LONDON (Thomson Financial) – UK postal workers have rejected Royal Mail’s proposed changes to pensions in a ballot held by the Communication Workers Union (CWU). More: continued here

UK postal workers reject Royal Mail pension scheme changesHemscott, UK –11 hours agoLONDON (Thomson Financial) – UK postal workers have rejected Royal Mail's proposed changes to pensions in a ballot held by the Communication Workers Union … More: continued here

Royal Mail faces strike after scrapping pensionTimes Online, UK –10 hours agoRoyal Mail is facing a fresh threat of industrial action after the Communication Workers Union (CWU) voted overwhelmingly to oppose changes to the pension … More: continued here

Tributes were paid yesterday to two Royal Marines killed by a bomb in Afghanistan on Sunday. The Daily Mail’s Defence Correspondent Matthew Hickley spent time with Lieutenant John Thornton, an outstanding soldier, and mourns the loss of a friend More: continued here