The nation’s papers are led by concerns over plans to strengthen the UK’s trade ties with China. The Times and Financial Times report Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a backlash from backbench Tory MPs after the PM said Britain would seek “deeper trade links” with China under its new …
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MSQ has had a busy time in the pandemic and now the marketing group has bought another well-known name, digital and customer engagement agency MBA. MBA will merge with MSQ’s Stack to create a £6m business, MBAstack. MBA founder Stephen Maher will be chairman and CEO. As Maher Bird Associates …
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A SCOOTER was damaged so badly in a “suspicious” fire its registration plate and model could not be read. West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service (WYFRS) was called to reports of a motorbike on fire, on Oakworth Road (B6143) in Keighley, at around 10.15pm last night. It was near the Royal Mail Sorting Office. …
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Airports saw the lowest number of passengers pass through their gates last summer since 1975, new figures from the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) show. Just 14.2m people travelled through UK airports last year from July to September, while across the whole year there were just 73.8m air passengers. Read more: …
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Does the March share price for Royal Mail plc (LON:RMG) reflect what it’s really worth? Today, we will estimate the stock’s intrinsic value by estimating the company’s future cash flows and discounting them to their present value. We will take advantage of the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) model for this …
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NEIL Oliver has told how he receives letters addressed to “Scottish bloke with long hair who hangs around regions”. The Scots telly historian, who lives in Stirling, praised Royal Mail staff who have had to deciper some VERY strange addresses from fans. 3 TV historian Neil Oliver received a letter …
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This week, a rumoured restock of the popular Playstation 5 console was announced for major retailers Amazon, Currys and Smyths. So far, due popular demand, previous restocks have sold-out in minutes as shoppers flooded UK sites in a desperate attempt to bag a console. Gamers will be delighted to hear …
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The force say the ‘Nudella’ and ‘Budscoff’ pots were found at a home in Blackpool in December and are just one of many similar batches of so-called ‘edibles’ seized in Lancashire over the past few months. Police say it is believed that some edibles could potentially contain 50 times more …
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For consumers, it’s one of the body blows of Brexit. Since Britain left the EU, tens of thousands of shoppers have been hit by a raft of unexpected extra charges when buying goods from websites based in Europe. In some cases, there have been demands of nearly a half as …
Read More »Vaccination centres have gone days without administering jabs after appointment cards were lost in the post. The situation has been so bad that staff in the Lothians were reportedly sent “to go out and drum up support from police stations or anywhere else” to prevent the vaccines going to waste. …
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