Postal workers no to BNP leafletsNorwich Evening News, UKIn the run up to elections, Royal Mail workers get paid extra money to deliver election leaflets for all political parties, on top of the usual mail. As part of a “conscience clause”, postmen and women in Norwich can choose whether or not they deliver … More: continued…
Understanding customers key to profitability says Marketing DonutSmall Business Informer (press release), ILMarketing Donut, a new small business website backed by Google and Royal Mail, explains how. Successful marketing is about getting the right message to enough of the right people. Every time the wrong message goes to the wrong person it'sa wasted … More: continued…
Birmingham Mail offices given royal seal of approvalBirminghamMail.net, UKPrincess Anne is coming to the second city tomorrow to formally open the Mail's new offices at Fort Dunlop (below right). The Princess Royal will tour the premises, which also house our sister titles, the Birmingham Post and Sunday Mercury. … More: continued here
'Get big match tickets in Rome'Manchester Evening News, UKThe MEN reported on saturday how 216 tickets worth around £500000 had been collected from Old Trafford by the Royal Mail but were never delivered to supporters who had paid for them. The missing tickets have now been cancelled and won't allow fans into … More: continued here
Royal Oak-based Radish Creative Group will hold an open casting call for at least two days, starting Wednesday, May 27, for “Annabelle and Bear,” a movie to be filmed in Michigan with a local cast and crew. Auditions will be held 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, May 27, and times to be determined Thursday,…
THE Communication Workers Union has accused the government of playing “political football” with the Postal Services Bill, which sets out plans to part-privatise the Ro More: continued here
A royal chauffeur was suspended Sunday over allegations he gave undercover reporters a tour of Queen Elizabeth II’s luxury limousines and other sensitive areas of her Buckingham Palace home in exchange for money. More: continued here
Undercover reporters have exposed an alleged major Buckingham Palace security breach after being given access to the Queen’s limousine fleet by a royal chauffeur for £1,000. More: continued here
Buckingham Palace was forced to launch an urgent security review today by the Queen who was furious after a royal chauffeur took a £1,000 bribe from undercover reporters for access to her fleet of limousines. More: continued here
Royal chauffeur ‘who allowed reporters to sit in the Queen’s Bentley is suspended More: continued here