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The boss of Royal Mail has hit out at union leaders for “frustrating” attempts to rescue the struggling business. In an exclusive interview with Sky’s Jeff Randall, chief executive Adam Crozier accused the union of blocking attempts to make the business more efficient. More: continued here

Barry Sea Cadets help launch new Royal Mail stamps on HMS BlythBarry and District News… anchored at Barry Waterfront recently the crew and local young sea cadets took on board a challenge – helping launch a new set of stamps for Royal Mail. … More: continued here

The boss of Royal Mail has hit out at union leaders for “frustrating” attempts to rescue the struggling business. More: continued here

WHDH-TV Plea In Post Office PilferageThe Smoking GunSEPTEMBER 22–A postal worker who stole more than 3000 DVDs mailed by Netflix to its customers pleaded guilty yesterday to federal theft charges. …Mass. postal worker admits to stealing 30000 DVDsThe Associated PressEx-postal worker admits DVD theftsThe Republican – MassLive.comPostal worker admits to …

Week three is in the books as the Williams Lake Stampeders are in the midst of wrapping up tryouts for the upcoming Central Interior Hockey League season. More: continued here

WASHINGTON – The National Postal Museum has received an US$8-million donation to build a new street-level gallery in Washington, D.C. More: continued here

Mr. Fuchs was an artist of magazine illustrations, presidential portraits and postage stamps, whose vibrant paintings captured of middle-class life in pre-Vietnam America. More: continued here

Steelton Mayor Tom Acri is making one final push to save his borough’s nearly 100-year-old post office. Acri asked Steelton Borough Council on Monday night to pass a resolution urging lawmakers as well as the U.S. Postal Service to keep the office open. More: continued here

FedEx’s freight unit President and CEO Doug Duncan to retire on Feb. 28 More: continued here

FedEx Express took delivery Tuesday of its first 777 freighter during ceremonies with the Boeing Company in Everett, Wash. The event comes as FedEx and other carriers are rapidly cutting back freighter capacity to weather the global economic downturn. More: continued here