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, which simplifies the sale process…
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 bosses net 5.4% risesThe Press…
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
Britain’s Royal Mail has agreed to sell its 20 percent stake in Camelot , the U.K. national lottery operator, clearing the way for a sale of the entire company, The Times of London reported. More: continued here
Glasgow Evening Times Will the “DM sale” jump start the channel?Marketing WeekChristmas is not only the season to be jolly; it is a time where goodwill to all men is encouraged and the Royal Mail has assumed the role of Santa Claus in …It's Christmas, get postingMK NewsA 1st class time of year…Glasgow Evening Timesall…
Royal Mail is understood to be ready to sell its 20% stake in National Lottery operator Camelot. More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk Public sector's top earners enjoyed 5.4% pay rise in 2008-09PersonnelToday.comThe highest paid non-bank employee was Adam Crozier, chief executive of Royal Mail, who was paid £1.309m. In total, 50 Transport for London staff earned …How a staggering 323 public servant fat cats are paid more than the Prime …Daily MailPM trails in 'public sector…
"Totally chaotic" – is our postal pain back again?Sleaford TodayRoyal Mail assured us they were working hard to fix the problem but then came the series of strikes. Now we are hearing that in some areas the old issue of … More: continued here