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If you are an expert on etiquette and running a royal household, the Queen might have a job for you. More: continued here

If you are an expert on etiquette and running a royal household, the Queen might have a job for you. Her majesty is advertising for trainee butlers, or footmen, to boost staff numbers in her royal households. More: continued here

Dumped Mail Found In GreenockHell Mail, UK –15 hours agoSixteen sacks of mail have been found dumped in an area of Greenock. Royal Mail investigators are working with Greenock police to ascertain who dumped the …16 sacks of mail dumpedGreenock Telegraphall 2 news articles More: continued here

‘Your parcel’s in the bin’ note from postmanDorset Echo, UK –3 minutes agoMr Goddard of Sylvan Close, St Leonards, said he had phoned Royal Mail to complain and a representative had apologised. "It could have been anything, … More: continued here

British CIOs adjust to laws covering disabled workersInfoworld, Netherlands –4 hours agoLast year the Royal Mail , a public company with a long track record of catering for its disabled employees, put its money where its mouth is and paid for … More: continued here

If you are an expert on etiquette and running a royal household, the Queen might have a job for you. More: continued here

LONDON, England (AP) — Most state visits are dry, boring affairs that generate little public interest. Fashion experts and gossip columnists stay away. More: continued here

A Forfar postman resigns and another is suspended after inquiries into the intentional delay of mail. More: continued here

Hell Mail Royal Mail Workers Fight To Retain Stoke Delivery OfficeHell Mail, UK –6 minutes agoThe CWU is appealling to businesses in Stoke-On-Trent to try and halt the closure of the Royal Mail Delivery office in Leek Road. Royal Mail intends to … More: continued here

Postmen at centre of mail probeBBC News, UK –50 minutes agoA postman in Forfar has been suspended and another has resigned following an investigation into the intentional delay of mail. A Royal Mail spokeswoman said … More: continued here