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Taranaki Daily News, New Zealand – The Royal Mail is being delivered in New Zealand by a contractor – but the switch to private enterprise has not been without teething problems. … |
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[ad_1] “Royal Mail is being sold to Czech tycoon Daniel Kretinsky for £3.5billion – but the new owner must not be allowed to cut the workforce and services of our once-great national institution” Royal Mail has become a shadow of its former self Czech has to deliver There was a time when the UK’s postal…
[ad_1] Link to this page: https://www.socialistparty.org.uk/issue/1072/30202 From The Socialist newspaper, 5 February 2020 photo CCO/CC (Click to enlarge) Sarah Sachs-Eldridge, Socialist Party executive committee A debate, of sorts, is opening up on nationalisation in the Labour leadership election. Support for public ownership – or not – is an indication of which class interests a party…
[ad_1] Martin Lewis has urged families to stock up on stamps before prices increase next month. He told listeners to his BBC podcast: “They’re going to get more expensive quite soon. If you buy your stamps now, while they’re still cheaper, and they say first and second on them, they will last in perpetuity. “So…
Royal Mail: Online retailers hope to improve delivery and returns in 2013Motor Transport (blog)A study commissioned by Royal Mail revealed that small online retailers will prioritise improving their delivery and returns services above improving the range and quality of products they sell and pricing more competitively. Over half of the small e …Forget e-mail, it's…
[ad_1] Royal Mail is investigating problems with new barcoded stamps, after a GB News investigation found Britons are being charged £5 for their post, despite the senders insisting they bought the stamps from a reputable source. GB News has highlighted numerous instances from all over the country, where Britons have bought first and second-class stamps…