Energy company E.ON has apologised for sending socks as presents to customers as a way to help them keep warm ahead of a massive spike in energy prices. The company shipped a free pair of polyester socks to 30,000 households it supplies with energy, the Daily Mail reported. The customers …
Read More »Royal Mail (LON:RMG) PT Lowered to GBX 768 at JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Royal Mail (LON:RMG) had its price target decreased by stock analysts at JPMorgan Chase & Co. from GBX 777 ($10.55) to GBX 768 ($10.42) in a research report issued on Friday, Price Targets.com reports. The brokerage currently has an “overweight” rating on the stock. JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s price target …
Read More »Royal Mail: Company warns of major delays across Britain today
Royal Mail has been experiencing delays over the past few months due to Covid-related issues, such as staff shortages. The company has today, January 15, updated customers on which postcodes in the country are still being affected by the delays. Royal Mail has said it is doing its best to …
Read More »The Fiver – Five British Things to Look Forward to in 2022
After the last couple years, we remain tentatively hopeful that 2022 will be an improvement. Between the United States and the United Kingdom, we certainly need something to look forward to and Britain has answered the call. From monumental celebrations to the return of one of the country’s biggest festivals, …
Read More »What the papers say – January 15
The nation’s front pages are overwhelmingly dominated by the “partygate” scandal which has consumed Boris Johnson and prompted MPs from his own party to call for his resignation. The Daily Telegraph writes that Boris Johnson is set to scrap Plan B Covid restrictions as he plots to win back the public …
Read More »The Queen was RIGHT to axe Prince Andrew for the sake of the monarchy, says AN WILSON
Prince Andrew has finally been stripped of his honorary military titles, and of his royal patronages. He has also agreed to no longer to use the honorific HRH. The Queen has been extremely reluctant to wield the axe but, as her predecessor Henry VIII knew, monarchs sometimes need to use …
Read More »How to delight shareholders in 2022
Kerry Leighton-Bailey, director of shareholder engagement at Lumi Throughout 2021, shareholders continued to make their voices heard pushing topics like ESG investing and renumeration packages high on the agenda. From the outset of 2022, organisations must continue to monitor the trends that are shaping the investment landscape as a key step to meeting the needs of their investors. But with …
Read More »Calls for Andrew to pay security bill after being cast adrift by monarchy
The Duke of York is facing calls to pay for his own security and lose his dukedom as the fallout from his civil sex case continues. Criticism of Andrew is mounting after the Queen stripped him of his remaining patronages and honorary military roles as the monarchy distanced itself from …
Read More »The abandoned London Underground line that was only ever used to carry millions of letters every day
It’s not quite commonplace yet to see Amazon parcels whizzing through the air on drones, and the idea still seems a bit like something out of the futuristic show, Jetsons. And that’s probably what people thought when the idea was first floated to transport London’s post via the London Underground. …
Read More »How did Covid restrictions affect the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral?
Fresh allegations of Downing Street parties taking place on the eve of the Duke of Edinburgh’s socially-distanced funeral have been met with widespread anger. It was reported that two events were held in April last year, while the country was under coronavirus restrictions and in a period of national mourning …
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