Royal Mail

Cambridge Evening News Brown branded a hypocrite over crisisCambridge Evening News, UK –3 hours agoThe Prime Minister told the News the final say on branches lay with the Royal Mail, not the Government. Gordon Brown has been accused of hypocrisy over … More: continued here

Hell Mail Another Postal Strike In Britain?Hell Mail, UK –3 minutes agoGiven Royal Mail's resolve and the whole Postal Liberaliation agenda, the CWU won't be keen to go down the strike route. Royal Mail is perilously close to … More: continued here

Tampered post woes for pensionerHemel Gazette, UK –1 hour agoDorothy has made a complaint to Royal Mail, who say they are taking the matter 'very seriously' and will carry out an investigation. … More: continued here

Teachers and postal staff both set to strike over pay and pensionsPersonnelToday.com, UK –2 hours agoStrike action could again be on the cards at Royal Mail after postal workers overwhelmingly rejected the company's pension changes. … More: continued here

Cambridge Evening News PM SAYS APPEAL TO ROYAL MAIL, NOT USExpress & Echo, UK –1 hour agoHe said that if people had a strong case over the planned closure of their local branch they could appeal, with cases going to Royal Mail chairman Allan …Brown branded a hypocrite over crisisCambridge Evening Newsall …

Say no to junk mailEastbourne Today, UK –58 minutes agoThe free pack includes advice on how to register with the free Mailing Preference Service (to stop addressed junk mail) and the Royal Mail's free opt out … More: continued here

This could be your last chance to say ‘no’ to junk mail and ‘yes’ to a free gift. (02/04/2008 05:00:00) More: continued here

Postwatch wades into Royal MailPrecisionMarketing, UK –45 minutes agoPostal services watchdog Postwatch has joined the growing crticism of Royal Mail, claiming it needs to revolutionise its approach. … More: continued here

Royal Mail workers have overwhelmingly rejected changes to their pensions, raising the threat of national post strikes. More: continued here

A London coroner suspended the inquest Tuesday into the death of Princess Diana to get a translation of an e-mail from France suggesting new evidence.Scott Baker, the judge presiding over the inquest, said that the evidence appears to be about blood tests performed on the body of Henri Paul, who …