Postal staff set for more strikes (BBC News)
Workers at Royal Mail are set for more strikes in the week starting 17 August, as disagreement over pay and jobs continues. More: continued here
Workers at Royal Mail are set for more strikes in the week starting 17 August, as disagreement over pay and jobs continues. More: continued here
A series of commemorative stamps is issued by Guernsey Post to celebrate its 40 years of independence from the Royal Mail. More: continued here
Disruption to postal services entered a second day as 950 staff went on strike at the Bristol Mail Centre. More than 30 postmen manned a picket line outside the Filton sorting office between 5.30am and 8pm yesterday. More: continued here
Too close for Sidmouth postieDevon 24A Royal Mail spokesman confirmed the evening collection at 6.45pm had been logged as 'failed'. "It is very rare this happens, it is a one-off. …and more » More: continued here
Four historical post boxes from across England are featured on a new set of commemorative Royal Mail stamps. More: continued here
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Village promised cash for post officeBerrows JournalVillagers breathed a sigh of relief after escaping the national round of post office cuts by Royal Mail last year only for the owners of the old post office …and more » More: continued here
Postman who burned 400 items of mail avoids jailPress and JournalHe was reported to Royal Mail's investigations team, which searched his home and car, uncovering almost 2000 more packages in his vehicle. … More: continued here
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