Postmark Pursuit by Molly Goad Gautier Benitez High School, a historically significant institution located in Caguas, Puerto Rico, celebrates 100 years with the postmark shown nearby. Built in 1924, the school was named after Puerto Rican poet Jose Gautier Benitez and is notable for being the first high school in …
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An artefact found on the body of Oscar Scott Woody, an American postal clerk employed on the RMS Titanic, was displayed for the first time at the Sberatel Fair in Prague this weekend. As the Titanic began to sink, Woody and his fellow postal clerks rushed to move mail bags to …
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Skykraft, a Canberra-based company, has reached a significant milestone in its mission to transform global air traffic management from space. The company has successfully tested its satellite thruster, a crucial component in its constellation of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites. This achievement validates the thruster’s capability to support Skykraft’s plans …
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ITV caused an outpouring of emotion this evening as it aired a follow up documentary to their drama series, Mr Bates vs The Post Office, which aired in January. The show, which will be honoured with a special award at the 2024 National Television Awards next week, brought the story …
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It remains unclear what Labour’s first budget next month will mean for pensions – with Chancellor Rachel Reeves refusing to rule out additional taxation. The lack of detail has created speculation – and so experts at investment bank Saxo have provided us with quick answers to the top 10 most …
Read More »Brighton and Hove City Council’s Planning Committee agreed to be “minded to grant” the application subject to planning agreements after three hours of deliberations on Wednesday, September 4. Patcham resident Paul Mannix has submitted the request to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, deputy Prime Minster …
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Three out of four parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (also known as SEND) have been forced to give up work or cut their hours, according to a report by Sky News. The report, produced in conjunction with the charity Support SEND Kids, found that parents of …
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Royal Mail workers can register for the Zoom meeting on Sunday 15 September at 7 pm here. You can hear reports from postal workers across Royal Mail and Parcelforce and send a delegation from your mail centre or delivery office to join the discussion. *** Royal Mail workers around the …
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The Princess of Wales has shared the happy news that her chemotherapy treatment has finally ended. She expressed her hope to resume a “light programme” of work as soon as she is able, with tentative plans to join her family at the Cenotaph for Remembrance Sunday. Kate has been undergoing …
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A fuming householder claims the Royal Mail is refusing to deliver his post – because his dog is ‘too loud.’ Neil Leaks, 62, says he has only had three letters in six months since moving into a new flat after his postman complained about ten-year-old Buddy’s barking. Mr Leaks, from …
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