what have we learnt as it enters its final day?

After two and a half years, close to 300 witnesses and almost two million pages of documents, the Post Office inquiry will hear its final day of evidence on Wednesday. The hearings, chaired by Sir Wyn Williams, have covered more than a quarter of a century of history of the …

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Thousands still missing out on Pension Credit

On average Pension Credit is worth £3,900 per year, and gives you extra money to help with your living costs if you’re over State Pension age and on a low income. It can also help with housing costs such as ground rent or service charges. You might get extra help if …

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Mail belongs on rail say 3,650 signatories

Royal Mail, the modern iteration of the historic first-ever postal service in the world, dispensed with its mail train fleet earlier this year. The company, which is now in private hands, has wasted no time in sending the purpose-built electric multiple units for scrapping. A huge petition, with 3,650 signatures, …

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