‘As we stand in silent reflection, we gratefully acknowledge the service of those previously or currently in our armed forces who put themselves in harm’s way as they strive every day to keep Britain safe’ Cheltenham will commemorate the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Britain next Sunday(Image: © Thousand …
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Domino’s is launching a new chicken concept as the pizza specialist seeks to tap into rapidly growing demand for chicken across the UK. The pizza delivery giant said it will first launch the Chick ‘N’ Dip sub-brand across the north west of England and Northern Ireland, with hopes to roll …
Read More »Harry embarks on ‘pseudo royal’ tour – but Palace is silent over whether four-day visit will include seeing his father
Prince Harry is set to undertake a solo pseudo royal visit to the UK from Monday – with four days of official engagements. It will be his longest trip since he and Meghan visited in 2022 when Queen Elizabeth II died. And it comes amid claims he would like to …
Read More »PostNL requests withdrawal of USO (30% held by Royal Mail owner) – ChannelX
PostNL has formally requested the Minister of Economic Affairs to withdraw the designation for providing the Universal Postal Service (USO) Source link
Read More »Swindon street ‘stops receiving mail’ after postman retires
None of the dozens of residents on Bideford Close in Park North have had envelopes dropped through their letterbox or deliveries to their doorsteps following the retirement of their local postie, who did his last round after 25 years of service on Tuesday, August 26. People living on that street …
Read More »Royal Mail unveils stamps featuring ten duck species
These stamps are meant to celebrate the wide variety of ducks, both wild and domesticated, found across the UK. The ten featured species are the goosander, Indian runner, mallard duckling, mandarin, call, Aylesbury, pintail, silver Appleyard, shelduck and the eider. Royal Mail collaborated with Cardiff University’s Professor of Ecology, Steve …
Read More »YouTuber who’s visited every country in the world reveals the one place he’d never return to
A globetrotter who has journeyed to every country in the world has disclosed the worst place he’s ever visited. Drew Binsky, who shares his travel experiences with nearly six million subscribers on YouTube, revealed the location he would never revisit. In one of his videos titled ‘Top five places where …
Read More »Local Events in Barrow-in-Furness | The Mail
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Read More »CBP Enforcing End of De Minimis Loophole, Strengthening Trade Enforcement
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) began enforcing President Donald Trump’s Executive Order ending the de minimis loophole. This decisive action shuts down a pathway long exploited by criminals to move fentanyl, counterfeit goods, and unvetted imports into the United States without duties. Ninety-five percent of all de minimis shipments …
Read More »The nostalgic charm of Bermuda
I had been working on charter yachts in the Caribbean and was soon to return to the UK when I first visited Bermuda in 1975, said Fiona Duncan in The Telegraph. I found the tiny mid-Atlantic archipelago enchanting, with its “lush” lanes, pastel houses, old forts and exquisite pink-sand beaches. …
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