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James Moore: Grudging respect for the abrasive Mr Hohn, Royal Mail's biggest …
The Independent If you're like me and you kept your allocation of Royal Mail stock from the recent privatisation, say hello to TCI. The hedge fund has been gobbling up the shares of those who sold and is now the biggest private holder on the register. Fireworks could … |
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[ad_1] A warning has been issued for people to stock up on a common £1.10 item before October 2. Martin Lewis’ website Money-Saving Expert is urging people to act now before prices go up by 14 per cent at the start of next month. First class stamps will increase on October 2 from £1.10 to…
Herald Scotland Royal Mail workers threaten strike over sacked postmanHerald ScotlandRoyal Mail staff are threatening strike action across Scotland after management refused to reinstate a sacked postal worker despite being ordered to do so by an employment tribunal. 57-year-old Dave Mitchell, from Cupar in Fife, has more than 27 years' …and more » More: continued here
[ad_1] A Wiltshire supermarket has suggested the quietest times for customers to shop over the busy Easter weekend. Aldi has advised shoppers that between 8am and 9am or later in the evening between 8pm and 10pm will be the best times for emptier aisles. The UK’s fourth largest supermarket will be open between 8am and…
[ad_1] King Charles and Queen Camilla have just wrapped up their first major engagement of the year – a state visit to Italy. Coinciding with their 20th wedding anniversary, the visit saw Camilla showcase several symbolic jewellery pieces, including a brooch reminiscent of her wedding bouquet and a treasured necklace once owned by her mother. …
Calcutta Telegraph British stamp of honour for Tagore at 150Calcutta TelegraphThe Royal Mail UK will bring out a sheet of 10 stamps to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore. “We are fighting against time to …and more » More: continued here
[ad_1] reuters_tickers This content was published on September 5, 2024 – 13:47 LONDON (Reuters) – Royal Mail could be allowed to drop second-class letter deliveries on Saturdays under changes proposed by the regulator Ofcom aimed at securing the future of Britain’s universal postal service. Royal Mail is owned by International Distribution Services, which has accepted…