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Years ago you might not have noticed the odd elastic band on the pavement. However, a decision by the Royal Mail in 2007 to issue red bands, nicely matching their vans and pillar boxes, has made them a more visible feature of national life. More: continued here

Waiting for TNTNorthwich GuardianTNT can only take mail in bulk and the Royal Mail then does all the footwork, delivering it to front doors. How and when will TNT be able to deliver it all …and more » More: continued here

Royal Mail apologises to former postman over unwanted deliveriesBarry and District NewsTHE Royal Mail has apologised for delivering leaflets to a former postman – who was suspended from his job for encouraging householders … More: continued here

The Herald Bankers top fat cats' pay leagueThe HeraldThe non-banking organisations which pay the most to employees are the Royal Mail, Channel 4, Network Rail, the BBC and the Financial Services Authority.East Lancashire health chiefs on public sector 'rich list'Lancashire Telegraphall 2 news articles » More: continued here

The Herald Bankers top fat cats' pay leagueThe HeraldThe non-banking organisations which pay the most to employees are the Royal Mail, Channel 4, Network Rail, the BBC and the Financial Services Authority.East Lancashire health chiefs on public sector 'rich list'Lancashire Telegraphall 2 news articles » More: continued here

Minor British Institutions: The Royal Mail rubber bandIndependentHowever, a decision by the Royal Mail in 2007 to issue red bands, nicely matching their vans and pillar boxes, has made them a more visible feature of … More: continued here

Daily Mail Undelivered: 50 bags of post left to rot behind a wallDaily MailBut the line of mail sacks lay abandoned for up to six weeks in an astonishing security breach. Emblazoned with the Royal Mail logo, the bags contained …and more » More: continued here

LONDON, Dec 4 (Reuters) – Royal Mail has agreed to sell its 20 percent stake in Camelot, the British national lottery operator, meaning that all shareholders now agree to the sale of the company, reported the Times on Friday. Fellow shareholders had been pressing Royal Mail to make the move, …

Telegraph.co.uk PM trails in 'public sector rich list'ePolitixThe highest paid non-bank employee was Royal Mail chief executive Adam Crozier, who was paid £1.309m. Staff at Transport for London took 50 places on the …How a staggering 323 public servant fat cats are paid more than the Prime …Daily MailPublic sector …

Royal Mail has agreed to sell its 20 percent stake in Camelot, the British national lottery operator, meaning that all shareholders now agree to the sale of the company, reported the Times on Friday. More: continued here