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Cyclists send protest letters to Royal Mail
myHermes Royal Mail plans to scrap the bikes that postmen use on their daily rounds has caused outrage among several cycling advocates. Lord Berkeley, Julian Huppert … |
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[ad_1] ONLINE shoppers are being warned that their personal details could be at risk, as hundreds of “lost” parcels are auctioned off on eBay. Undelivered packages from RoyalMail and Hermes are sold on to to third-party companies who will often list the unopened items on eBay or other bidding sites. 4 The original labels remain…
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