Royal Mail

More strikes planned as postal workers walk outSwindon Advertiser… to mail deliveries in the lead up to Christmas, which are already facing big delays because of this week's stoppages. Royal Mail condemned the strikes, …and more » More: continued here

BBC News Police called to postal strikeBBC NewsPolice have been called to a Royal Mail sorting office in Londonderry, after two delivery lorries were reportedly blocked from entering a depot. … More: continued here

Around 700 workers at the main Royal Mail sorting office in Mallusk staged a walkout during the first day of strike action yesterday. Related Stories Anger after brothel pair walk free from court Armed police officers to patrol London’s streets for first time British immigration judges: ‘Afghanistan is not in …

Over 5,500 independent couriers and transport companies step in to help in the face of Royal Mail industrial action. More: continued here

Coventry Royal Mail staff in intimidation claimsCoventry TelegraphMore than 800 members of the Communication Workers' Union staged a 24-hour walk-out as part of a national dispute with Royal Mail over modernisation plans, …and more » More: continued here

Royal Mail boss Adam Crozier is 'invisible'Mirror.co.ukRoyal Mail boss Adam Crozier was labelled the Invisible Man last night as postal strikes gripped Britain. …and more » More: continued here

Huge mail backlog builds as Leicester postal workers strikeLeicester MercuryStaff at the Royal Mail sorting depot at Meridian Business Park, Braunstone, began a one-day walkout at 4am yesterday. Today, sorting staff were back at … More: continued here

Royal Mail Alternative: 5500 Couriers Stand By As Royal Mail StrikePR Web (press release)Over 5500 independent couriers and transport companies step in to help in the face of Royal Mail industrial action. London, UK (PRWEB) October 23, … More: continued here

BBC News Second day of postal strike in NIBBC NewsDisruption to postal services in Northern Ireland is set to continue as local Royal Mail staff take part in the second day of a nationwide strike. … More: continued here

Union chiefs are to seek a High Court injunction to prevent Royal Mail from using 30,000 temporary workers as ‘strike-breakers’. More: continued here