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Royal Mail is launching a £9m ad campaign in a bid to get UK businesses to use its services. By Mark Sweney More: continued here

Last ditch effort to persuade Royal Mail to stay in Liverpool failsLiverpool Echo, UK –5 hours agoA LAST ditch effort to persuade the Royal Mail to stay in Liverpool and build one of its three new North West distribution centres in the city has failed. …Liverpool workers lose sorting office jobs fightLiverpool …

Royal Mail ads to target business usersguardian.co.uk, UK –4 hours agoRoyal Mail is spending £9m on its first brand campaign in three years in a bid to get UK businesses to use its services despite the economic downturn. … More: continued here

Royal Mail confirms its closing its sorting office in Liverpool and merging operations with Warrington. More: continued here

See Royal Mail’s new ad aimed at highlighting how its services can help businesses grow More: continued here

Hell Mail Liverpool Royal Mail Sorting Office To CloseHell Mail, UK –4 minutes agoThe Royal Mail Copperas Hill sorting office is to close next year and operations transferred to Warrington after attempts by City leaders failed to persuade … More: continued here

IT PRO Royal Mail gets itself a CoPilotIT PRO, UK –6 hours agoBy Benny Har-Even, 3 Oct 2008 at 14:52 Microsoft’s Windows Mobile platform has received a boost with the announcement the Royal Mail is rolling out a … More: continued here

/CORRECTION — Unite the Union/PR Newswire UK (press release), UK –4 hours agoComplete, corrected release follows: Unite the union says Royal Mail is abandoning Liverpool, by taking the decision to move its sorting office work from … More: continued here

Unite the union says Royal Mail is abandoning Liverpool, by taking the decision to move its sorting office work from Liverpool to Warrington. More: continued here

40 MAN trucks for Royal MailLogistics Manager, UK –Oct 2, 2008Royal Mail has added 40 MAN TGS tractor units to its fleet. The 18.400 4×2 BLS units are being used for trunking operations out of the company’s Birmingham … More: continued here