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Some Burnham-On-Sea post deliveries delayed due to staff having to self isolate
Postal deliveries in Burnham-On-Sea and the surrounding area are being delayed due to several staff having to self-isolate. Burnham’s Royal Mail sorting office hopes to catch up on deliveries by the end of the week amid ‘challenging circumstances’. The NHS Test and Trace alerts have asked several staff members to …
Read More »TV historian Neil Oliver gets letters posted to ‘Scottish bloke with long hair’
TELLY historian Neil Oliver got a letter posted to “Scottish bloke with long hair who hangs around coastal regions”. Another was sent to the “long-haired Viking”. 3 TV historian Neil Oliver received a letter addressed to ‘Scottish bloke with long hair who hangs around coastal regions’Credit: �Mark Rogers 2013 The …
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Royal Mail are warning people to be careful after a number of scams are circulating that could potentially cost people hundreds of pounds. Scam texts and emails are being sent targeting people’s bank accounts. The messages ask customers to give up their personal and bank information by telling them they’ll …
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The vast majority of retail shareholders are failing to vote on company behaviour, executive pay and bonuses and climate change policy. Both interactive investor and Hargreaves Lansdown investment platforms confirmed this week that less than 10 per cent of investors were using their right to vote at company annual general …
Read More »Tributes to ex-Tele executive Paul Jellett who coined Downtown Radio’s name
Paul Jellett, who died recently, was a former senior executive with the Belfast Telegraph. He was 82. he son of tobacconist Louis Jellett and his wife Hilda, he was educated at St Colman’s College in Newry and worked for some time in England. Returning home, he joined the newspaper where …
Read More »‘Literally no patients’ at some NHS Lothian vaccination centres after appointment letters delay
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh to update MSPs on any changes to the Covid-19 restrictions in Scotland. Picture date: Tuesday March 16, 2021. It comes after NHS Lothian advised patients on Friday of a delay to appointment letters being sent out last week, adding that …
Read More »Merlin, Excalibur and the Holy Grail: Royal Mail releases stamps depicting legend of King Arthur
The legend of King Arthur is set to be retold in a series of stamps released by the Royal Mail today. The set of ten depicts famous Camelot folklore, from young Arthur drawing the sword from the stone to Sir Lancelot defeating the dragon. Other scenes drawn by concept artist …
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Overview for “E Commerce Logistics Market” Helps in providing scope and definitions, Key Findings, Growth Drivers, and Various Dynamics. The global E Commerce Logistics market focuses on encompassing major statistical evidence for the E Commerce Logistics industry as it offers our readers a value addition on guiding them in encountering …
Read More »Assistant director on Suits defends ‘kind, humble’ Meghan Markle
Another of Meghan Markle’s former Suits colleagues has leapt to her defense in a gushing Instagram post, praising the ‘kind, humble’ Duchess while hitting out at the ‘ruthless’ media’s ‘negative attacks’ on her. Canadian director and photographer Derek Ursacki, who is based in Toronto, paid tribute to the 39-year-old earlier …
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