Royal Mail

Huge rise in dog attacks on postiesEdinburgh Evening News, UK –Jul 17, 2008The Royal Mail has been forced to appeal to pet owners to keep their animals under control after more than 50 attacks took place in the East of Scotland in … More: continued here

Post office closures: 'There is clear evidence of over-provision'Scotsman, United Kingdom –3 hours agoWITH just over a month to go until Royal Mail opens consultation on the proposed closure of a number of local post office branches in Edinburgh, … More: continued here

(AP:CHICAGO–) (BUSINESS WIRE) _ Jul. 18, 2008–Zacks.com announces the list of stocks featured in the Analyst Blog. Every day the Zacks Equity Research analysts discuss the latest news and events impacting stocks and the financial markets. More: continued here

Postcards make a comebackOneindia, India –4 hours agoAccording to the Royal Mail, 135 million post cards were delivered last year, an increase of 30 million compared to 2003. Brian Lund, editor of Picture … More: continued here

Few area residents can say they’ve chatted with royalty, but Mandy Johnson can. More: continued here

Cindi Hilfman began to understand Rocco Mediate’s new life the week after the U.S. Open. Hilfman, whose work as Mediate’s physical therapist helped him resuscitate his sagging career, was sitting in a Starbucks in Los Angeles, waiting for Mediate. She watched… More: continued here

Calmer conditions greeted the early starters in the second round of the Open Championship at Royal Birkdale today. More: continued here

Mirror.co.uk How to keep your property as safe as houses during your holidayMirror.co.uk, UK –16 minutes ago(3) If there’s no one to check the post for you, consider using the Royal Mail’s Keepsafe service. It can hold your post for up to two months. … More: continued here

Demands grow for CWU break with the Labour PartyTribune, UK –2 hours agoThere are fears that the Hooper review of competition within the Royal Mail, due to report at the end of the summer, is based on wildly miscalculated … More: continued here

GRAEME McDOWELL came out smiling again from a day of wind, rain and cold that left others either battered or furious when the Open Championship began at Royal Birkdale. More: continued here