guardian.co.uk Red rubber bands – more than just litter?guardian.co.uk, UKRoyal Mail switched to red rubber bands five years ago to make them easier for staff to spot. Photograph: Alamy In the last week a small war has erupted over tiny red pieces of rubber. To some they are manna from heaven, to others little more than…
Royal Mail won approval from European Union antitrust regulators on Wednesday for 1.7 billion pounds in loans from UK authorities and a scheme related to its pension deficit. More: continued here
Business Post gains market shareThe Press AssociationMail and parcels firm Business Post has said its financial year had been better than expected, despite weaker revenues in the second half. The Slough-based company, which picks up and sorts post ahead of delivery by Royal Mail, said difficult economic … More: continued here
BRUSSELS (Reuters) – State-owned postal company Royal Mail won approval from European Union antitrust regulators on Wednesday for 1.7 billion pounds in loans from UK authorities and a scheme related to its pension deficit. More: continued here
BRUSSELS, April 8 (Reuters) – British state-owned postal company Royal Mail won approval from European Union antitrust regulators on Wednesday for 1.7 billion pounds in loans from UK authorities and a scheme related to its pension deficit. The European Commission said in a statement that four state measures granted in favour of the UK postal…
Royal Mail has been given European Union approval for €1.9bn £1.72bn of state aid that it received from the Government. More: continued here
Postman who kept 2000 letters given suspended prison sentenceFenland Today, UKThe court heard Murray, who had worked for Royal Mail since November 2000, was discovered when the fire brigade was called to his flat after a chip-pan fire broke out. Matthew Maynard, prosecuting, told the court that firefighters spotted bags of mail…Postman given suspended sentence for…
BRUSSELS -(Dow Jones)- The European Commission Wednesday said it has approved four measures the U.K. granted in favor of Royal Mail between 2001 and 2007 for a total of GBP2.55 billion, as they were in line with state aid rules. More: continued here
(BRUSSELS ) – The European Commission ruled on Wednesday that a series of measures taken by Britain in favour of postal operator Royal Mail did not breach EU state aid legistlation. More: continued here
The European Commission ruled on Wednesday that a series of measures taken by the government in favour of postal operator Royal Mail did not breach EU state aid legistlation. More: continued here