Royal Mail

Mistletoe and wine?Hell Mail, UK –3 hours agoDo you think Royal Mail has resourced staff as heavily as they have in previous years? Cynical? Moi? I have read the article about people saying they got a … More: continued here

By Prasun Sonwalkar, London, Jan 8 : Philatelists and James Bond fans have been making a beeline for post offices in Britain to collect new stamps introduced by Royal Mail to celebrate the birth centenary of the super spy’s creator, Ian Fleming, and the 50th anniversary of the publication of …

Britain’s Royal Mail is issuing a set of stamps to mark 100 years since the birth of James Bond creator, Ian Fleming. More: continued here

Where's our guide?Cotswold Journal, UK –5 hours ago… throughout Gloucestershire last month, (dec) with the Royal Mail delivering 122000 copies and The National Leaflet Company (TNLC) delivering 138000. … More: continued here

The maverick Bond is back, albeit through a different route this time. For the first time, Britain’s Royal Mail has issued stamps featuring the front covers of six James Bond books. More: continued here

James Bond is on Her Majesty’s Postal Service. Britain’s Royal Mail today issued a set of stamps commemorating the fictional super-spy to mark 100 years since the birth of his creator, Ian Fleming. More: continued here

It's Bond. James Bond. From Royal Mail with loveCourier Mail, Australia –15 minutes ago… have heard of James Bond, which is an incredible testament to the imagination of his creator," said Julietta Edgar, Royal Mail's head of special stamps. … More: continued here

Junk mail on riseSwindon Advertiser, UK –1 hour agoAS people are becoming ever more aware of the environment, I must ask why my junk mail is increasing tenfold via mainly the Royal Mail. … More: continued here

Britain’s Royal Mail today issued a set of stamps commemorating the fictional super-spy to mark 100 years since the birth of his creator, Ian Fleming. More: continued here

Takeover Target’s trainer Joe Janiak is keen to bring his Australian sprinter back to Royal Ascot for the third year in a row. The 2006 King’s Stand winner, who took second place in last season’s Golden Jubilee, is to be kept going for at least another 12 months. More: continued …