0 Government support that goes beyond lip service and translates into action is needed to accelerate apprenticeships to address the shortage of skilled engineers in the security industry. And while the challenge of finding and training talent can in part be addressed by money, more has to be done in …
Read More »Royal Mail adds counterfeit stamp scanner to app
1 Royal Mail has added a stamp scanner to its mobile phone app for customers to check if a stamp is a known counterfeit. Once the barcode on the stamp is scanned, the customer will be told whether it is scanning as a recognised counterfeit or not. If customers did …
Read More »Reading MP candidate claims parties are given ‘unfair’ edge
Adrian Abbs stood as an Independent candidate for the Reading West and Mid Berkshire constituency for this year’s general election. Initially hoping to be selected as the Liberal Democrat, the party instead chose Helen Belcher. Mr Abbs received 562 votes, coming in sixth place during the election on Thursday, July 4. …
Read More »Palmer’s 180 cannot save him from defeat
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Read More »Another right Royal success for Mail Cart – Spalding Voice
Royal Mail Cart successfully defended the Driffill Trophy at Blossom Way Bowls Club in Immingham on Sunday. In the morning session, Royal Mail … Source link
Read More »Supermarket worker accused of £316,00 gold bullion scam
A supermarket worker has denied being involved in a £316,000 gold bullion scam. Michael Sajid is said to have been sent the haul after an 84-year-old woman was allegedly duped into posting them. But, the 38-year-old told police he had nothing to do with any gold – and that he …
Read More »Did King James II really smuggle a baby into his wife’s birthing chamber so he could claim to have a male heir? The Mail’s Robert Hardman and historian Kate Williams explore the ‘warming pan’ scandal in new podcast
It was the royal arrival that should have been the most wonderful news for the whole country. On June 10, 1688, after 15 years of miscarriages, stillbirths and deaths in infancy, Queen Mary of Modena gave birth to a boy. In little James Stuart, the Catholic King James II finally …
Read More »HR Magazine – Employer bars street cleaner from taking crowdfunded holiday
An employer has banned a street cleaner from accessing a £3,000 holiday fund raised by the local community in Beckenham, stating that staff are prohibited from accepting “gifts or incentives”. More than 200 people in the London borough of Bromley fundraised £3,000 as a sign of appreciation for their …
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Read More »Dear Ofwat: don’t let Thames dodge its fines, take back its licence instead
Ofwat, the water regulator, is about to let Thames Water off on a £250 MILLION fine. Thames just broke its licensing rules after credit agencies labelled its debts “junk.” In just 48 hours, Ofwat will close its consultation on plans to waive the normal fine! When privatised services, from energy …
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