Royal Mail

E-mail has become a royal pain in the neck. Today, during my morning ritual of going through my inbox, I deleted all but one of the three dozen or so new messages that had arrived in the overnight hours. Why? Because they were completely irrelevant to me – press releases …

Water voles, hedgehogs, whales and wildcats are some of the subjects of a new series of Royal Mail stamps that show the declining British mammal population. More: continued here

Do You Use Parcelforce Or The Royal Mail? Lodge Your VAT Reclaim Now!Fresh Business ThinkingBy Hannah Dobson, VAT Director, Smith & Williamson Thousands of mail-order businesses, internet retailers and other business users of certain Royal Mail… More: continued here

Royal Mail is launching its fourth Action for Species stamp series featuring 10 different mammals from the UK . The launch of the stamps tomorrow (Tuesday 13 April 2010) is timed to coincide with the International Year of Biodiversity, a United Nations initiative working to protect irreplaceable natural wealth and …

Royal Mail reveal complaints figureYellow AdvertiserMORE than 8500 complaints were made to Royal Mail about problems with deliveries in the Southend postcode area. … More: continued here

13 April 2010: Otters, water voles, polecats, bats and whales are among the subjects of a new series of stamps from the Royal Mail that highlight 10 declining UK mammals. More: continued here

Labour has cast doubt on its plans to sell part of the Royal Mail to the private sector in its election manifesto. More: continued here

We’ve just received our ballot papers for the agreement which was negotiated between the Royal Mail and the CWU following last year’s strikes. More: continued here

LONDON, April 12 (Reuters) – Plans to sell part of Britain’s state-owned Royal Mail postal service could be revived in the future, Business Secretary Peter Mandelson said on Monday, denying that the idea had been shelved for good. Britain’s ruling Labour Party dropped plans to sell up to 30 percent …

Plans to sell part of the government-owned Royal Mail postal service could be revived in the future, Business Secretary Peter Mandelson said on Monday, denying that the idea had been shelved for good. More: continued here