Here’s a candy piece of palace trivia to begin the week: The royal household receives a whole lot of hundreds of items of mail yearly. These days, there’s something fairly touching {that a} veritable military which spans the globe nonetheless goes to the actual hassle of truly penning some type …
Read More »Prince Charles cuts off Meghan, Harry from royal family wealth and mail opening service
Here is a sweet piece of palace trivia to start the week: The royal family receives hundreds of thousands of pieces of mail every year. In this day and age, there is something quite touching that a veritable army which spans the globe still goes to the real trouble of …
Read More »International Express Service Market 2020 Emerging Trend and Advancement Outlook 2025
The latest report, titled International Express Service Market Report, provides vital information on the current state and outlook for the market. The report focuses on market size, share, growth, emerging trends, and market area analysis. The study also includes a comprehensive analysis of various market factors including market drivers, restraints, …
Read More »Victorian Mental Health Royal Commission final report released | The Border Mail
news, local-news, A new “well-being service” where people can be referred to and a six-level, re-imagined mental health system are among the recommendations of Victoria’s Royal Commission. The Royal Commission, called in 2019, identified new referral points – for both children and adults – could fill a gap between intervention …
Read More »Help needed to support Isle of Wight Post Office network
Help is needed to restore Post Office provision on the Isle of Wight. That is the message from Isle of Wight MP Bob Seely and Island charity Community Action IW. No replacement has yet been found for the main Newport Post Office, which closed last week when the Co-op which …
Read More »Systemic aged care flaws: royal commission | Busselton-Dunsborough Mail
One in three aged care residents in Australia has suffered substandard care, according to a damning royal commission report which has urged sweeping reforms. The final report and its 148 recommendations was made public on Monday after a two-year inquiry which heard countless tales of abuse and neglect. Up to …
Read More »Oxford University’s ‘toxic’ links with big oil groups criticised
ACTIVISTS have raised concerns about Oxford University’s ‘toxic’ relationship with fossil fuel after it accepted millions from big oil companies despite its climate pledge. A Freedom of Information (FOI) request made by the Oxford Mail to the university revealed that, in 2019-2020, it received between one and five million pounds …
Read More »Picture special: History of Darlington’s fire brigade
A new fire station was opened in Darlington on Monday, marking a new chapter in fighting fires that goes back centuries to the Great Fire of Darlington – nearly a century before a certain conflagration down south… The Great Fire of Darlington swept through the wooden buildings of High Row …
Read More »Hilarious snaps reveal the cheeky responses brands have given to rude people on Twitter
Touché! The VERY cutting responses sent by big name brands to keyboard warriors on Twitter – including Tesco Mobile joking that a customer had no friends Amomedia rounded up viral tweets posted on company accounts for a gallery Pizza Hut mocked Leeds United after the Yorkshire football club’s social media …
Read More »Which city centre sites have been allocated for housing in Bradford’s Local Plan?
AROUND 7,000 new homes could be created within Bradford city centre through the District’s proposed Local Plan. The document, which is currently out to public consultation, sets out where homes should and shouldn’t be built in Bradford, and will dictate developments until 2038. Current targets show Bradford needs to create …
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