Riches of the westSydney Morning HeraldIn Dunkeld, the Royal Mail Hotel may well eclipse the town's most outstanding features, mounts Sturgeon and Abrupt. It is here, in this former Cobb & Co …and more » More: continued here
NumisMaster.com Titanic Case Moves ForwardNumisMaster.comSome 98 years after its maiden voyage ended in a disastrous sinking that took over 1500 lives, the salvaged remains of the Royal Mail Ship Titanic have … More: continued here
TNT Post is expanding the range of data services it offers to direct marketers as the postal company looks to take on rival Royal Mail. More: continued here
Royal Mail Tracked service to be enhancedTameBayI'm hearing rumours that in the near future Royal Mail will be expanding the Royal Mail Tracked service to include greater weights and new … More: continued here
Weston & Somerset Mercury Postie steals nearly 8000 lettersWeston & Somerset MercuryIt was not until an alert passer-by spotted the split sacks of post leaning against the 37-year-old's Lonsdale Avenue home, that Royal Mail was alerted. … More: continued here
4ni.co.uk Royal Mail Recalls Glory Days Of LMS4ni.co.ukAn iconic Co Antrim-based locomotive is to appear on a British stamp for the first time as Royal Mail takes a trip back to the golden age of steam with a …Classic locomotives steam on to new stampsTimes of MaltaWin special Great British Railways stampsNW Evening MailFirst class…
Balls steps up post office campaignThe Press AssociationLabour leadership candidate Ed Balls is to visit a number of post offices in the coming week, pledging his support to keeping the Royal Mail publicly owned. …and more » More: continued here
Report From Europe: U.S. Data Again Dampens SentimentSeeking Alpha (blog)The UK's Royal Mail Group Ltd. lost 6 pence for each of the 71 million letters and packages it carried in the year ending March 31, the Daily Telegraph …and more » More: continued here
Royal Dutch Shell Plc , Europe’s largest oil company, filed a complaint in an Argentine federal court against a government ruling that forces companies to rescind recent price increases. More: continued here
Postal regulation in Britain is costly, bureaucratic and excessive, says George Thomson. More: continued here