Lord Currie becomes new IFoA board’s inaugural chair

Lord Currie becomes new IFoA board’s inaugural chair | Insurance Business UK We use cookies to improve this site and enable full functionality. You can change your cookie settings at any time using your browser. Our cookie policy Insurance News Lord Currie becomes new IFoA board’s inaugural chair Key arrival …

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Colchester councillors worried post chaos affects election

Last week an ex-employee from Colchester spoke about the inner workings of Royal Mail after countless residents kept complaining about a lack of deliveries.  Some parts of the city were left with only one delivery a week since last year, with some missing important hospital appointments as a result.  Following …

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Royal Mail’s reform plans welcomed by Winsford resident

Nick Landon, chief customer officer at Royal Mail, has announced plans for ‘urgent reform’. It comes following months of delays, with residents in Winsford frequently not receiving important notices of things such as hospital appointments and jury service until it is too late. In a letter addressed to customers, Mr Landon …

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Praise for estranged Dad, Tom Markle… Big love for ditched BFF Jessica Mulroney… And sharp words about ‘fairy tale weddings’! What Meghan’s hit blog, The Tig, tells us today on the anniversary of its closure…

She’s already a well-respected blogger, having experienced great success with The Tig before meeting – and marrying – her Prince Charming. So, it might have come as no surprise when, just a few weeks ago, the Duchess of Sussex unveiled a new lifestyle site named American Riviera Orchard. The new …

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Villagers’ fury as councillors give the green light to double the charge to cross historic Hampshire toll bridge which residents used for free for generations

Villagers have reacted with fury to councillors giving the green light to double the charge to cross an historic toll bridge which residents have used for free for generations.  Despite angry locals blasting the £1 crossing at Eling Toll Bridge being doubled to £2 and introducing charges for previously exempt …

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Calls for a ceasefire and end to arming Israel

Sir, Matthew Parris is of course right that the optics of Israel’s military action are hugely disturbing (comment, Apr 6) but sadly the truth of this and many other wars in the past is that optics must taken second place to the reality of why the war is being fought …

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