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Homeless pets grace stampsStraits TimesIn February, the Royal Mail will celebrate the 100th birthday of Girl Guides and mark the 350th anniversary of the Royal Society, the world's oldest … More: continued here

Burnley Christmas parcels delayed by bad weatherThis Is LancashireRoyal Mail has confirmed postal workers have struggled to access some houses because the recent icy weather has left streets too slippery. …and more » More: continued here

A dogs home, the Girl Guides and album covers will all be featured on new stamps being released in 2010, the Royal Mail revealed today. More: continued here

A PAIR of postmen discovered that they joined the army and, 33 years later, the Royal Mail, on exactly the same day. More: continued here

A dogs home, the Girl Guides and album covers will all be featured on new stamps being released in 2010, the Royal Mail revealed. More: continued here

Copenhagen carbonTelegraph.co.ukSIR – I am wondering what is happening to the British Royal Mail. Once the best in the world, parcels/packages intended for us from UK have gone missing or … More: continued here

Plea for Royal Mail to help reopen post officeThe StarA COUNCILLOR has called on the Royal Mail to do more to reopen a Sheffield post office five months after it closed without warning. … More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Parcel delivery failures cost Royal MailParcel2GoRoyal Mail paid more than £1 million each month last year to customers whose parcels were lost, damaged or stolen. More than 1000 complaints a day were made …Missing post costs Royal Mail£1 million a monthTelegraph.co.ukRoyal Mail pays out £1 million a month in …

Times Online Royal Mail to honour classic album covers and girl guides on 2010 stampsTelegraph.co.ukA dogs home, the Girl Guides and album covers will all be featured on new stamps being released in 2010, the Royal Mail revealed today. …Royal Mail special stamps to celebrate classic albumsTimes OnlineTubular Bells To …

Royal Mail pays out £1 million a month in postal compensationFinancialAdvice.co.ukThe Royal Mail has confirmed it has paid out around £1 million a month in compensation in 2009 to customers who "lost their post" in the system. …and more » More: continued here