Royal Mail

Tomorrow, Royal Mail is putting stamp collectors on wildlife watch as it launches a new set of stamps highlighting the UK mammal population’s struggle for survival. More: continued here

'Human pelican' in mail money theftsThe SunCrooked William Harvey was nailed in a sting by Royal Mail bosses. An undercover operation was set up in Aberfeldy, Perthshire, after reports that money had …Perthshire postie admits stealing cash from parcelsmyHermesall 2 news articles » More: continued here

BBC News Mail delivery suspended due to attacks by elderly catDigitalJournal.comWBRU reports Royal Mail suspended deliveries because the attacks by the cat have inflicted some “nasty injuries” and has chased them down the garden path. …Tiger the cat puts a stop to Royal Mail deliveriesTelegraph.co.ukCat, 19, keeps mail away from …

Royal Mail brand director Tom Hings is leaving the postal service after seven years. It is not known whether he has a job to go to. More: continued here

ROYAL OAK — Gretchen Greenwood was doing dishes, looking out her kitchen window when something caught her eye. More: continued here

A SHAW schoolboy has won first prize in regional young letter writers’ competition run by the Royal Mail. … More: continued here

HMRC hits the postGrant ThorntonThe Government has announced changes to the VAT exemption for services provided by the Royal Mail Group, the UK's universal service provider of public …HMRC to open post without permission?myHermesall 19 news articles » More: continued here

TAVISTOCK’S Royal Mail sorting office came to a short halt recently as staff watched a fellow postman in a close shave. Keith Ewings lost his hair, beard and moustache to the razor held by colleague Steve Abbott to raise money for charity. More: continued here

Public sector staff offered new cars and holiday vouchers to workTelegraph.co.ukThe Royal Mail also used cars as prizes in a scheme that cut its absenteeism rates. After handing out 37 new Ford Focus cars to sorting office staff with …and more » More: continued here

FRONT ROYAL — Members of an exchange group from Thailand attended a meeting of the Front Royal Rotary Club on Friday to share their experiences of learning about different cultures. More: continued here