Royal Mail

guardian.co.uk Royal Mail boss 'disappointed'BBC NewsThe Communication Workers' Union has confirmed that a second round of postal strikes will begin tomorrow, after talks with Royal Mail broke up without …Free the Workers, Fix the Post OfficeWall Street JournalUPDATE 1-British postal strike to resume after talks stallReutersUndercover at Royal Mail: parcel …

Sky News Winners And Losers: Mail Rivals Cash InSky NewsAs Royal Mail's system clogs up again, some businesses and families are either being forced to wait for deliveries – or seeking alternatives. … More: continued here

BBC News Councils given 'Al Capone' powers to seize public's assetsDaily MailBut from next week, they will be extended to local authorities, quangos and agencies – such as the Royal Mail and Transport for London. …Morning roundup: Councils get 'Al Capone' power to seize assetsTimes OnlineCouncils to get asset seizing …

Royal Mail has been accused of creating a “scabs charter” in a bid to smash the strikes. More: continued here

The breakdown in talks means that 43,700 staff in mail centres across the UK as well as drivers will strike at 4am tomorrow, followed by another walk-out on Friday. More: continued here

Cloggs.co.uk avoids the threat of delays caused by Royal Mail postal strikes and offers free delivery on all its footwear More: continued here

Sky News Alex Rossi, Europe correspondentSky NewsThe national postal service in the Netherlands, TNT Post, is facing similar problems to the Royal Mail, with the threat of strikes as the company attempts …and more » More: continued here

Post workers have exposed Royal Mail bosses’ plans to run a scabbing operation on the eve of the third national post strike in two weeks. More: continued here

Marketing Week Royal Mail locked in talks with CWUMarketing WeekThe Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) are locked in talks over planned strike action later this week. The decision on whether strike … More: continued here

The latest three-day Royal Mail strikes are set to go-ahead tomorrow (29 October) after the mail operator and the CWU failed to reach an agreement during resolution talks today. More: continued here