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Who Uses Food Stamps? Millions of Children Tens of millions of American children are among the recipients of food stamps, according to a new report that casts light on who benefits from the program that has been the subject of heated political debate. More: continued here

CNBC.com Who uses food stamps? Millions of kids, that's whoCNBC.com… 45 percent of the participants are under age 18. Tens of millions of American children are among the recipients of food stamps, according to a new report that casts light on who benefits from the program that has been the …

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A poppy commemorative stamps that will be issued. Photo: Royal Mail/PA Wire A series of special stamps are to be published over the next five years by the Royal Mail to commemorate the First World War. More: continued here

The Public Administration Committee of MPs said the Postcode Address File should have been retained as a ‘national asset’ and been made freely available to all. More: continued here

Allendale to keep its post officeMt. Carmel Daily Republican RegisterShem Barger, post plan coordinator for the U.S. Postal Service's St. Louis district, reassures Allendale residents Friday that their post office will remain open, albeit with shorter hours. To the left is Mt. Carmel Post Master Jared Sellers. Posted … More: …

Express.co.uk Royal Mail to issue set of First World War commemoration stampsExpress.co.ukThe Royal Mail had its own regiment, the Post Office Rifles, which was formed in the 1860s to protect its buildings from attack, with 1,800 killed and 4,500 injured during the war. About 75,000 postal workers fought in the …

A series of special stamps is to be published over the next five years by the Royal Mail to commemorate the First World War.         More: continued here

printweek.com Royal Mail launches Mailmark tracking systemprintweek.comThis is designed to give a higher level of reassurance that mail has been delivered, a more accurate indication of delivery date and to improve Royal Mail internal processes, reported head of business development Charles Nielson. “If you're a customer … More: continued here

Royal Mail is to publish a series of stamps commemorating World War One, including one featuring a portrait of a 15-year-old soldier killed at the Battle of the Somme. More: continued here