Compass pointing in the right directionScotsman, United Kingdom –5 hours agoMajor contract wins and renewals have included the Bank of England, Asda and its joint venture contract to provide food service to Royal Mail employees. … More: continued here
Royal Mail receives Church’s stamp of approvalInspire Magazine, UK –4 hours agoThe Royal Mail’s decision to issue stamps with a Christian theme this Christmas has been warmly welcomed by the Church of England. The stamps depicting two … More: continued here
Pub charity through the roof for Flying DoctorABC Online, Australia –3 hours agoThe Royal Mail Hotel in Hungerford has been encouraging patrons to donate to the Flying Doctor for several years – by throwing notes to the pub's ceiling. … More: continued here
BBC News Teenager dismayed at losing jobBBC News, UK –5 hours agoJenna Moses was delighted when she was offered four weeks work at the Royal Mail's data entry centre in Plymouth. But just 36 hours before she was due to … More: continued here
MPS first to gain Royal Mail approval for biodegradable window …PrintWeek, UK –5 hours agoRoyal Mail has approved the first fully biodegradable window envelope, which could help businesses in their efforts to recycle the more than 100bn such … More: continued here
A Royal Marine killed in an explosion in southern Afghanistan was described by friends and colleagues tonight as an ‘outstanding individual’ and a ‘true gent’. More: continued here
Businesses will be able to boost the green credentials of their mailing campaigns because of a “major breakthrough” in environmental envelopes. More: continued here
CHICAGO—-Zacks.com releases the latest Analyst Interview. Today’s interview is with senior analyst Sean P. Smith, who discusses Marriott International , Carnival Cruise Lines and Royal Caribbean . More: continued here
Thousands sign petition to save post officeOxford Mail, UK –4 hours agoAnd he said the amount of support should make Royal Mail take notice. Royal Mail says the post office will definitely close – but other businesses in the … More: continued here
Royal Mail has signed up Cadbury, Diageo, O2 and Harper Collins to feature in its new advertising initiative. The promotional box, called Matter, which will be sent out to consumers this Saturday will contain free branded products created by the advertisers. … More: continued here