Royal Mail

Cheers for the card – but it's no thanks to Royal MailFiley Today"They were determined to come and see me just before Christmas, so I got the card in the end, but it was no thanks to the Royal Mail. … More: continued here

No decision taken yet on charges for post workerthisiskent.co.ukINVESTIGATORS at Royal Mail are still deciding whether or not to prosecute over the scandal in which thousands of pieces of undelivered mail were discovered … More: continued here

Postie pair get mail throughLincolnshire EchoA Royal Mail husband and wife duo from the village of Ingham have taken to using a sledge to help them transport the bulk of their rounds throughout their … More: continued here

Bramhope's dining room PO still open for businessWharfedale and Airedale ObserverUpset by the decision, Jason and Claire, who run a personalised gifts service, were given the go-ahead by Royal Mail to act as intermediaries so that local … More: continued here

StepStone Poised for Global Success in Fast Growth TM Market in 2010Talent Management TechWinning over 270 new software customers, including major names like MTV, Phillips, TUI Travel, NeoDerm, Puma, Royal Mail and RWE. … More: continued here

Stamp of approval for George Underwood's David Bowie album artworkKent OnlineGeorge Underwood's design for David Bowie's Ziggy Stardust album cover is one of 10 new Royal Mail stamps. They also feature the likes of The Clash's London …and more » More: continued here

Royal Mail have issued their postmen with metal chains to wear on their feet during the icy weather, because the health and safety department feared they could slip. More: continued here

HPANA Future of HPANA in perilHPANAI sent a (real) post card online via the Royal Mail's official web site to JK Rowling in 2002, and promptly forgot about it. Little did I know, … More: continued here

After the gloom of December’s postal strikes, Britain’s Royal Mail has started the new year in the right tune with the launch of 10 stamps which feature iconic album covers. More: continued here

Royal Mail have issued their postmen with metal chains to wear on their feet during the icy weather, because the health and safety department feared they could slip. More: continued here