© Jorg Hackemann By Ian Putzger Americas correspondent 14/11/2024 Airfreight traffic in and out of Mexico keeps growing, buoyed by international carriers increasing capacity into the market. The updraught is also attracting resurrected carrier Mexicana, which recently signalled plans for cargo flights. Statistics from Mexico’s civil aviation authority show a …
Read More »Royal Mail launches the hugely popular Santa Mail to help deliver nation’s letters to Santa
With just under six weeks to go until Christmas, Royal Mail is once again lending a helping hand to one of its most special customers, Santa. For over 60 years, Royal Mail has been helping to make Christmas wishes come true by sending children’s letters to the North Pole. Now …
Read More »Former postman in Cornwall sentenced at Truro Crown Court
John, McKinney, 42 formerly of the Newquay area, appeared at Truro Crown Court for sentence on Thursday, November 14 after pleading guilty to making a false statement to obtain a driving licence, possession of an identity document with intent to deceive, perverting the course of justice, theft of mail, theft …
Read More »Brighton council grants Royal Mail leasehold in Patcham
The cabinet at Brighton and Hove City Council has approved to grant a leasehold of the site at Patcham Court Farm at a meeting this afternoon. The lease will be for a term of 250 years of the site to Royal Mail for the provision of a 4,145sqm delivery office. This …
Read More »Urgent talks sought over Derry postal delays
An urgent meeting is being sought with Royal Mail over concerns about disruption to postal deliveries in the Derry area. Sinn Féin MLA Pádraig Delargy, who is calling for the meeting, said he has previously raised with Royal Mail concerns that parcels are being prioritised over letters with the result that …
Read More »RICHARD EDEN: Why royal insiders fear King Charles is forcing ‘loyal’ Prince Andrew to ‘do a Harry and Meghan’
As worshippers remembered Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in their roll-calls of the faithful departed during All Souls services across Britain last week, it was hard not to think how upset our late monarch would have been at the latest outbreak of hostilities between her two elder sons. For …
Read More »Royal Mail to make a major change to fees in days as shoppers face Christmas surcharge
ROYAL Mail is to make a major change to fees within days as shoppers face a surcharge this Christmas. The service has revealed that business account customers will be asked to pay an additional peak surcharge of 5p for letters and 10p for parcels. 1 Royal Mail is to make …
Read More »Royal Gold to Participate in the Renmark Financial Communications Virtual Non-Deal Roadshow Series on Wednesday, November 27, 2024
Royal Gold – Business Wire – Wed Nov 13, 3:05PM CST Royal Gold, Inc. (NASDAQ: RGLD) (together with its subsidiaries, “Royal Gold” or the “Company,” “we” or “our”) announced today that management will present in the live Virtual Non-Deal Roadshow Series hosted by Renmark Financial Communications Inc. Alistair Baker, Senior …
Read More »How will the planned Post Office closures affect you?
The Post Office has confirmed plans to shut down 115 branches, a move that could potentially lead to the loss of 1,000 jobs. The branches at risk may be transferred to retail partners or postmasters, or they might face closure. Have your say! How will the planned Post Office closures …
Read More »As the first royal wedding to be broadcast in colour, Princess Anne and Mark Phillips’ groundbreaking nuptials set the bar for future blue-blooded celebrations
The marriage of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips of 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards proved groundbreaking in more ways than one. Taking place on November 14, 1973, it was the first wedding to be televised during the age of widespread TV ownership – and it was broadcast in colour. …
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