Year in Stamps to See 19 New IssuesERR NewsEesti Post will issue 19 new postage stamps in 2011, with series depicting Estonia's wildlife, lighthouses and churches to continue. …Year in Stamps to See 19 New IssuesEstonian Free Press (press release)all 7 news articles » More: continued here
Economic Populist People on Food Stamps Jumped 14.7% in a YearEconomic PopulistThe number of people on food stamps jumped 14.7% from 2009 to an astounding 43200878 people. In one month participation increased 0.7%. … More: continued here
The British government has guaranteed the monarch’s head will appear on postage stamps in the UK even if Royal Mail is sold to a foreign buyer. More: continued here
UK makes sure queen's head will grace its stampsForbesAP , 01.09.11, 10:47 AM EST LONDON — Britain's business minister says he will guarantee that the monarch's head will appear on British postage stamps even … More: continued here
The Queen will remain on stamps after the British govt decided to amend its privatisation legislation. More: continued here
Washington Post Extra safeguard to ensure Queen's head remains on stampsFresh Business Thinking"At the moment there is no legal requirement for stamps to use the Queen's head – Royal Mail has always done this voluntarily by convention as they are …UK makes sure queen's head will grace its stampsThe Associated PressQueen's head 'will stay on…
Britain’s business minister says he will guarantee that the monarch’s head will appear on British postage stamps even if Royal Mail is sold to a foreign buyer. More: continued here
Sydney Morning Herald Peril for Tennis Australia if it jumps whenever Tomic stamps his footSydney Morning HeraldIf Supernanny were summoned to deal with Bernard Tomic, one imagines the young Queenslander would become well acquainted with the ''naughty step'' technique …and more » More: continued here
The recent U.S. Postal Service announcement that all new 1oz First-Class postage stamps will henceforth be Forever Stamps, with no marked denomination, came as welcome news to its patrons. More: continued here
Legislation is to be passed guaranteeing that UK stamps will continue to feature the Queen’s head – even if Royal Mail enters foreign hands. More: continued here