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BBC News Parcel 'recycled' after post dropBBC NewsA Northern Ireland woman has told how a parcel delivered to her home by Royal Mail was lost after it was left in a recycling box. … More: continued here

BRITONS TO SPEND £1M A MINUTE IN SNOWY SHOPPING SPREEUK ExpressMeanwhile the Royal Mail said it was doing “everything possible” to ensure deliveries on time. It said the “severe weather” made certain roads impassable …and more » More: continued here

Times Online Dispute over free databases is latest sign of Brown-Mandelson riftTelegraph.co.ukIt is updated 1000 times a day by Royal Mail staff in Middlesbrough to keep up with changes to buildings, so that postmen can deliver letters and parcels to …The strain begins to show as Brown and Mandelson clash …

Royal Mail apologies for 100 mile mix-up More: continued here

Daily Mail Still fretting about that present that didn't arrive? We go undercover at …Daily MailJust after midnight and in the depths of Royal Mail's largest UK distribution centre, a radio is blasting out the festive sound of Slade's … More: continued here

There are fears that the severe weather conditions could lead to some people not receiving deliveries of food and presents in time for Christmas.Royal Mail says 5% of its deliveries have been disrupte… More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail's obstacles to delivering a package of reforms: the postman's storyguardian.co.ukMick, who has been working for the Royal Mail for nearly seven years, is completing one of his last rounds before Christmas, weighed down by some of the …Stamp prices will rise by 2p in April says Royal …

The Royal Mail has apologised after a Christmas card sent to an address in County Dublin was delivered to a street of the same name in Glengormley. More: continued here

Environmental Transport Association End of the road for Royal Mail bicycles is no longer AfricaEnvironmental Transport AssociationThe decision by the Royal Mail earlier this year to decommission its fleet of 16000 Pashley delivery bicycles is having a detrimental effect on a charity … More: continued here

Ken Mahood, our brilliant, award-winning pocket cartoonist, is leaving the Mail after more than 27 years of entertaining readers with his wit, satire and sharp comment on the news of the day. More: continued here