Ian Duncan leaves Royal MailFinancial DirectorRoyal Mail finance director Ian Duncan left the business in June in an unexpected move that observers ascribe to the acceleration of the plan to … More: continued here
The Queen and the Royal Family cost £38.2million last year, down 7.9 per cent, thanks partly to cuts in the number of commercial charter flights. More: continued here
Melanie Stern, Financial Director , Monday 5 July 2010 at 12:26:00 Finance director delivers resignation blow amid privatisation talk Royal Mail finance director Ian Duncan left the business in June in an unexpected move that observers ascribe to the acceleration of the plan to part-privatise or take the service to the stock exchange. Duncan, who…
Dunmow Broadcast Essex post office turns into art galleryDunmow BroadcastThe old Royal Mail offices behind the High Streets' Post Office are being converted by a visionary art lover into a new gallery. An official opening will …and more » More: continued here
The royal hair? Jam made from what its maker claims is one of Princess Diana’s hairs is up for sale at an art exhibition in London. More: continued here
Royal Ascot winner Memory heads a field of seven declared for Wednesday’s Irish Thoroughbred Marketing Cherry Hinton Stakes at Newmarket. More: continued here
Gatehouse Bank buys BT HQ in LeedsProperty Week News… global investment bank, advised by global property adviser DTZ, bought the property from UK fund manager La Salle on behalf of Royal Mail Pension Fund. …BT Office Property Bought by Islamic Bank, Gatehouseofficebroker.com (blog)all 2 news articles » More: continued here
The Queen and the Royal Family cost £38.2million last year, down 7.9 per cent, thanks partly to cuts in the number of commercial charter flights. More: continued here
The U.K. cut its spending on Queen Elizabeth II by 3.3 million pounds to 38.2 million pounds in 2009-10, a reduction of 12.2 percent from a year earlier, the monarch’s household said, presenting the annual publication of the royal finances. More: continued here
The Cadet150 year of celebrations reaches a crescendo on Tuesday 6 July when five cadet bands and eight marching platoons parade down the Mall for an inspection by His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales. The royal review in Central London and Buckingham Palace garden party are the centrepiece of the cadet movement’s 150th anniversary…