Looking for some work to get you through lockdown? Royal Mail has got a fair few on offer. Whether you’re in North, South, East or West London, there could be a delivery job with your name on it. And there’s no better time to get involved… For more news and …
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Bringing in a 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles could create 32,000 new jobs and increase GDP by 0.2%, equivalent to £4.2 billion. This is according to a new report written by Cambridge Econometrics, supported by Element Energy and on behalf of Greenpeace. The report …
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Mark Drakeford says people in Wales shouldn’t hand deliver CHRISTMAS CARDS because ‘the more we risk meeting people the more the risks are’ of spreading coronavirus Wales First Minister said he intended to ‘deliver fewer cards by hand this year’ He suggested delivering Christmas cards in person risked spread of …
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The royal wedding of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer at St. Paul’s Cathedral on July 29, 1981 was watched by 750 million people around the world. Nicknamed “the wedding of the century” for its extravagance, it broke new records and set global fashion trends—while also breaking with tradition in …
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Officers from the Metropolitan Police in a co-ordinated raid broke up an illegal gathering at the Cenotaph in Whitehall just after 11 o’clock on Sunday. In a textbook operation they moved in so swiftly the assembled group were stunned into silence. A Police spokesman said ‘This was a well organised …
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Mayor Sonthaya Kunplome and top aides return the HM King Rama IX trophies to Surapong Ariyamongkol, vice president of the Athletics Association of Thailand. Pattaya traded in the permanent trophies it holds for the annual Pattaya Marathon, hoping the new King Rama X awards can be given out in 2021. …
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NEW research has provided some clues as to where Rangers’ first black player may have been laid to rest, after it was initially thought his body was lost in a field in the Somme. Walter Tull, who was also Britain’s first black army officer, served in the First World War …
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NEW research has provided some clues as to where Rangers’ first black player may have been laid to rest, after it was initially thought his body was lost in a field in the Somme. Walter Tull, who was also Britain’s first black army officer, served in the First World War …
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Various seasonal roles are up for grabs at Royal Mail hubs across the region, with the Royal Mail calling for thousands of temporary workers to join its ranks over the Christmas period – with jobs currently available in Mansfield. The festive season is the busiest time of the year for …
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Bristol-based pensions and employee benefits communications firm Concert Consulting has been sold to global HR benefits and human resource consulting group, Buck. Specialising in the provision of consulting, design, copywriting, digital build and data driven mailing services, Concert Consulting will become part of Buck, which offers HR and benefits consulting, …
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