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STOWMARKET: Pubs, clubs and takeaways in one Suffolk town were today preparing themselves for the Royal family’s wild child. More: continued here

BBC News Ammanford PO branch three-day closure brings apologyBBC NewsCustomers arriving at the post office in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, have found it shut since Thursday. Officials said the branch had shut temporarily due …and more » More: continued here

News & Star Chemist devises formula to save Dalston post officeNews & StarAfter a public consultation, Royal Mail accepted the plan. Pharmacy manager Mark Stakim said the original idea was to extend the chemists and take on some … More: continued here

The Dalston chemist that offered a lifeline to the village’s post office has opened its doors to sell its first stamp. More: continued here

FRONT ROYAL — Warren County is taking another step toward linking the town’s trails and paths. More: continued here

The election is over and the voters have spoken. In Front Royal, though, there is still some question about what they actually said. More: continued here

Passport service begins at Alief Post OfficeUltimate Alief (blog)Beginning Monday, the US Post Office in Alief will accept passport applications between the hours of 9 am and 1 pm weekdays. To apply for a passport, … More: continued here

Service Stocks in Focus (MGM, LINTA, NWSA, YRCW, EBAY, DIS)Emailwire (press release) (blog)eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) dropped 3.55% to $21.48 on 30.12 million shares. The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) decreased 1.76% to $33.41 on 22.58 million … More: continued here

Reputation Institute survey finds British Airways, Royal Bank of Scotland and the owner of the Daily Mail have worse reputations than Goldman Sachs It takes some doing to have a worse reputation than Goldman Sachs at the moment, but companies including British Airways, Royal Bank of Scotland and the owner …

World Cup to give ITV revenue boostMirror.co.ukChief executive Adam Crozier, who has just joined the Britain's Got Talent broadcaster from Royal Mail, said TV advertising will surge 22% in the second …and more » More: continued here