Royal Mail

The price of first class stamps could rise to above 40p for the first time under Royal Mail plans to improve the company’s finances. More: continued here

Sept. 30 (Bloomberg) — Andrew Hawkins , chief executive of London market researcher ComRes, is so exasperated by the irregular deliveries of Britain’s strike-plagued Royal Mail Group Plc that he’s turned to private couriers and e-mail. More: continued here

Emergency Resolution On Royal Mail Carried At ConferenceHell MailAn emergency card vote on a resolution over the row concerning Royal Mail was carried almost unanimously by those that attended the Labour Party Conference … More: continued here

BBC News Call to rethink postal proposalsBBC NewsA council has called on Royal Mail to rethink its proposals for postal services in two communities. Stirling Council said plans to replace Fintry Post …and more » More: continued here

Meteorite hires three for Expedia, Homebase, World Vision and …Marketing Direct… as integrated campaigns including digital, moving image and press. Rossiter will be working on Meteorite's Standard Life, Royal Mail and Regus accounts. More: continued here

Mail bag dumped in bush on street in BlackburnLancashire TelegraphInside a black bin liner was a red Royal Mail bag containing several bundles of letters for surrounding streets. The police and Royal Mail were alerted and …and more » More: continued here

UK Businesses 'Stuck in the Middle' of Royal Mail DisputeBloombergThe Communication Workers Union will announce next week the result of a vote by 121000 Royal Mail workers on whether to hold a national strike at the … More: continued here

The price of a first-class stamp could rise by 3p next year under a plan to help rescue the Royal Mail’s finances. More: continued here

Strikers say they are trying to save Royal MailSwindon AdvertiserPICKET-line postal workers yesterday claimed their act of defiance against Royal Mail was the 'last line of defence' against moves to …and more » More: continued here

Stamps to go up 3p to fill the black hole in Royal Mail finances More: continued here