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Easier (press release) Royal Mail rewarded for truck safety initiativeEasier (press release)It was announced today that the winner of the EuroTra Safety and Innovation Award 2009 is Royal Mail Network – the British national postal service. …and more » More: continued here

The Business Secretary Lord Mandelson hits back after union leaders accuse ministers of “sulking” and ignoring Royal Mail strikes. More: continued here

Royal Mail bosses are on the rampage against the CWU postal workers’ union, but they face growing resistance. Management is preparing a mass cull of jobs, tearing up workers’ conditions, and attempting to break any fightback. More: continued here

A UNION leader has warned that industrial action by postal workers will hit York unless Royal Mail agrees to negotiate over proposed changes in working practices. More: continued here

Easier (press release) Royal Mail rewarded for truck safety initiativeEasier (press release)It was announced today that the winner of the EuroTra Safety and Innovation Award 2009 is Royal Mail Network – the British national postal service. …No more accidentsiAfrica.comall 2 news articles » More: continued here

There was yet another tight finish to the concluding Patrington Haven Leisure Park Stakes as Jeremy Noseda’s Royal Destination sent favourite-backers home happy. More: continued here

Millions of homes and businesses face disruption to postal deliveries this week as Royal Mail workers launch a fresh wave of strikes. More: continued here

The postal workers’ union accuses ministers of ‘sulking’ over Royal Mail as more services are due to be disrupted by strikes. More: continued here

TeleText Postal strike hits parcel depotBBC NewsAbout 400 union members at a Royal Mail distribution centre near Bristol will go on a 24 hour strike on Wednesday, in a dispute over pay and conditions. …Postal strike to hit A-level resultsTelegraph.co.ukRoyal Mail drivers in 24-hour protest over working conditionsBirminghamMail.netPaul Clays, of …

Postal workers’ union CWU general secretary Billy Hayes has accused ministers of refusing to negotiate over strikes because they are “sulking” at the failure of their attempts to privatise Royal Mail. More: continued here