[ad_1] People working from home are facing “clear disruption” to internet services as thousands of BT workers vote this week to go on strike. As many as 45,000 engineers and call centre staff will decide whether to begin industrial action in as little as two weeks’ time. This makes up the vast majority of the…
[ad_1] Train operators have hit back at Mick Lynch’s assault on “fat cat rail bosses”, saying that profits are little more than a third of the £500 million claimed by the head of the striking rail union. Bosses claim that union figures were not based on reality. They cited figures prepared by the regulator that…
[ad_1] Female soldier, 23, was found hanged on Army base, inquest hears – as friends pay tribute to ‘beautiful girl’ Soldier Sophie Madden sadly died on June 10 in Folkestone, Kent The 23-year-old was part of the 3rd Regiment Royal Horse Artillery She was found hanged at Overhill Training Centre, near Folkestone By Matt Powell…
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[ad_1] Jim Hardbattle, 74, has shown he’s the postie with the mostie after he started as a messenger in May 1963, the same month The Beatles topped the UK chart Jim Hardbattle is the UK’s longest serving postie ( Image: Yorkshire Post / SWNS) Britain’s longest serving postman is hanging up his mailbag after 59…
[ad_1] James Hardbattle, 74, has been serving his Hull community for nearly six decades (Picture: SWNS) Britain’s longest serving postman has finally handed in his notice – after delivering letters for 59 years. James Hardbattle was applauded by Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall for dedicating his life to serving his community in Hull…
[ad_1] The Duchess of Cambridge has marked Armed Forces Day this week, by paying tribute to the ‘brave men and women’ serving in the UK and overseas. Newly-released photographs, taken last November, show Catherine visiting Pirbright Training Academy in Surrey and, where she saw how the 101st Operational Sustainment Brigade provides equipment and logistics support…
[ad_1] Travelodge has been confirmed as the first company from the UK hospitality sector to pilot and roll out the British Heart Foundation’s new online CPR training tool, RevivR. RevivR has been created by the BHF to help up-skill the nation on CPR and defibrillation skills. The tool teaches users how to recognise a cardiac…
[ad_1] COLUMN: The Postie Notes by Mark Gilbert After singing along to “Tulips from Amsterdam”, I googled the song by Max Bygraves. It was whilst talking to Dorothy and Henry at their gate at InverSkaill, in the middle of nowhere, that I remembered his tag line was, “I Wanna Tell You a Story.” Well, here…
[ad_1] A village that has gone without a post box for three years finally has somewhere to put its mail. Badbury’s wall-mounted King George V postbox, a part of Badbury village’s historic conservation plan, was allegedly stolen in 2019, starting an ongoing saga that has lasted from then until now. But after intervention from Ridgeway ward…