A landmark Pension Schemes Bill – which will provide better protections for pension savings and help people plan for their retirement through the pensions dashboard programme – has been approved by parliament and will soon gain royal assent. The Bill entered its final ‘ping-pong’ phase through parliament on 19 January; …
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The report by MR Accuracy Reports titled “ Global Couriers and Messengers Market: Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecasts 2020-2026 ” presents aprofoundcomprehension regarding the functioning and expansion of the Couriers and Messengers Market on regional and global level. This analysis report is the collation of all the wide-ranginginformation relating to the market …
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Postal workers have been told to prioritise NHS letters and vaccination post – after various issues with delays and staff shortages due to Covid. Bosses at Royal Mail say staff are being told to check for letters with NHS logos to ensure they are sorted and delivered as soon as …
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Postal workers have been told to prioritise NHS letters and vaccination post – after various issues with delays and staff shortages due to Covid. Bosses at Royal Mail say staff are being told to check for letters with NHS logos to ensure they are sorted and delivered as soon as …
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According to the latest data gathered by UK-based operations experience platform ParcelLab, retailers are failing to build customer experience into online returns, and risk losing future sales and shoppers’ loyalty due to communication black holes and a lack of choice in the returns process. ‘) } // –> Research conducted …
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After more than 20 staff needed to self-isolating at the Royal Mail in Welwyn Garden City, the post is still seeing delays. This follows the Royal Mail confirming earlier this month that Hatfield was also experiencing delays. A Royal Mail spokesperson told the WHT: “Across the UK, our people are working …
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The Mayor of Watford has defended leafleting during the lockdown, following The Cabinet Office urging parties to suspend door-to-door campaigning. The Lib Dems defended their recent run of leaflets and a ‘WatfordWide News’ tabloid-styled newsletter, by classing the act as an exempt “voluntary service” that cannot reasonably be undertaken from home. …
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Royal Mail has warned some Peterborough residents that their post may be disrupted due to ‘resourcing issues’ today, January 27. In an update posted to their website, Royal Mail warned that “deliveries may be disrupted in some areas due to resourcing issues in a number of our delivery offices.” They …
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The Midlands logistics and industrial property market in 2020 included close to record take up levels, rising rents and an upsurge in investor demand, which is set to continue into 2021, according to new research from Knight Frank. The latest Midlands Industrial Insight report from the global property consultancy shows …
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ARTS and craft workshops in Bradford on Avon are pulling together to host a window-displayed exhibition where walkers can view local wares in a safe, socially distanced environment. The exhibition includes work from painters, potters, sculptors, photographers and potters, and will have a weekly rotation of products for locals to …
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