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Royal Mail pick up charges "outrageous"myHermesThe Royal Mail has announced plans to charge fees for allowing residents and businesses to pick up their mail from the sorting office – a move which …Postal protest over privatisationSleaford Todayall 119 news articles » More: continued here

Robber threatens Kent post office staff with macheteBBC NewsA masked robber stole a cash box from a Kent post office after threatening staff with a machete. Police said the teenager, who had a striped scarf wrapped … More: continued here

Post office facing 'disaster' as new delivery starts with letter backlogYourcanterbury.co.ukRoyal Mail said the changes would combat the problem of heavy mail bags and multiple trips back to the sorting office to replenish workers, and instead all …and more » More: continued here

County could buy Medford post office buildingMail TribuneJackson County is considering the purchase of the four-story US post office building in downtown Medford to create a massive health and human … More: continued here

Hundreds of postal workers will stage a fresh protest today against the Government’s controversial plans to privatise the Royal Mail, warning that post offices will be at More: continued here

KDRV Food Stamps: Are There Any Limits?KTVZThe state ditched the name "food stamps" years ago, and uses the Oregon Trail Card for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as "SNAP. …DHS: About 1 in 5 Oregonians on food stampsKDRVall 3 news articles » More: continued here

Could Food Stamps for Felons Come to Delaware?WBOC TV 16The Delaware State Senate filed a bill that will allow convicted felons to apply for food stamps in the state. The bill is an act to amend Title 31 of the … More: continued here

A look at recent tech-industry earningsBusinessWeek19: EBay Inc. says fourth-quarter revenue rose 5 percent, as the healthy holiday shopping season bolstered growth in its online marketplace and PayPal …and more » More: continued here

Swinimer retires after 42 years with Framingham P.O.Framingham TABLetter carrier Richard W. Swinimer (center), who retired after 42 years of work at the Framingham Post Office, is flanked by NALC Branch 334 President Bill …and more » More: continued here

The Delaware State Senate filed a bill that will allow convicted felons to apply for food stamps in the state. More: continued here