1…Sainsbury’s Rugby supermarket has become the first complete trial store for the UK grocery giant’s Smartshop Pay on Handset technology. A pilot launched earlier this year, with shoppers able to pay directly on handheld SmartShop devices, skipping the need to go to the checkout. While app users have been able …
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Millions of pounds of the illicit cash was splashed on art, private school fees, homes and holiday trips 00:01, 17 Oct 2025Updated 06:48, 17 Oct 2025 The picture of an office used by the holiday investment scam, left, Joanne Taylor from East Yorkshire, inset, and the Lowry sketch bought by …
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Royal Mail hit with £21m fine over missed delivery targets. October 16, 2025. NZ Post to reduce mail delivery, close up to 500 service points. Source link
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Each attended the county in a different capacity with one talking about his “glory days” flying with the RAF and another getting her Victoria Beckham designer dress dirty as she worked with playdough. Both the Princess of Wales, Kate, and the Princess Royal, Anne, visited on Thursday, October 9. Volunteers …
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At the end of September, Njord Partners, an investment firm that specialises in buying up businesses in financial distress, announced its “acquisition of Red Funnel”. Jakob Kjellberg, Njord’s founding partner, pledged to restore the company’s “financial health”. But newly published accounts for one of the Red Funnel Group companies, the …
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Royal Mail has rolled out six solar-powered ‘postboxes of the future’ in Exeter. The new postboxes have been put in place as the company continues to find ways to make collecting, sending and returning more convenient. The new design allows customers to send and return labelled parcels – up to …
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Publicans say government licensing reforms would not help them — and that they feel decision makers ‘have completely lost sight of why pubs exist’. Ministers have launched a consultation on licensing reform, which includes a proposal to axe the statutory requirement for alcohol licensing notices to be advertised in print …
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Sunemployment – Evri.Credit: Supplied IF you need cash for Christmas, now is the time to apply for a festive job. The number of seasonal roles is up 16 per cent on last year as retailers, logistics firms, pubs, clubs and restaurants take on temporary staff for the season. Sign up …
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An MP has called for urgent action to improve postal services after Royal Mail was fined £21 million. Chris Ward, MP for Brighton Kemptown and Peacehaven, made the call after Ofcom fined Royal Mail for failing to meet its delivery targets. The postal service was found to have breached its …
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