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    • 110 Years of Mystery and Discovery
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      110 Years of Mystery and Discovery

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] Commentary On the night of April 14/15, 1912, the Royal Mail Ship Titanic, a British luxury passenger liner, sank in the icy waters of the western North Atlantic after hitting an iceberg. The liner was making its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York when tragedy struck, resulting in the death of approximately 1,500…

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    • Queen of Spain and Prince of Wales join for royal visit to Bishop Auckland
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      Queen of Spain and Prince of Wales join for royal visit to Bishop Auckland

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] The Prince of Wales and the Queen of Spain joined together in their shared love of art to open a new gallery which forms part of a remarkable regeneration programme. Charles and Queen Letizia, 49, visited Auckland Castle, in Bishop Auckland, County Durham, one of Europe’s best-preserved bishop’s palaces, which is at the centre…

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      BBC, Tesco and Royal Mail sign pledge to help female staff during menopause | News

      Byadmin April 5, 2022April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] The BBC, Tesco and Royal Mail are among 600 employers who have signed a pledge to make workplaces “menopause friendly”. Companies have recently begun adopting policies including paying for employees’ hormone replacement therapy (HRT) prescriptions and allowing staff paid menopause leave. Research shows there are nearly a million working-age women who have quit their…

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    • Queen ‘didn’t ban 1969 documentary Royal Family’ but thought it a ‘triumph’, says biographer
      Royal Mail

      Queen ‘didn’t ban 1969 documentary Royal Family’ but thought it a ‘triumph’, says biographer

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] The Queen ‘did not ban the 1969 royal family documentary’ from being re-aired on TV and instead considered it a triumph, a royal biographer has claimed. The Royal Family took part in the film, which was a combined effort between the BBC and ITV, in a bid to show they were just like their…

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      More drama, less news? Why ministers want to sell Channel 4 — and what it could mean for programmes | News

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] The government has announced plans to push ahead with a potential £1 billion sale of Channel 4, the 40-year-old public service broadcaster. Here, we answer the big questions about the largest privatisation effort since the sale of Royal Mail in 2013. Channel 4 has been owned by the government since it was established by…

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    • Couriers and Messengers Market Size, Growth Drivers And Forecast
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      Couriers and Messengers Market Size, Growth Drivers And Forecast

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] New Jersey, United States – This Couriers and Messengers Market report provides a comprehensive overview of important aspects that will drive market growth such as Market drivers, restraints, prospects, opportunities, restraints, current trends, and technical and industrial advancements. The detailed industry study, industry sector development and improvement, and new product launches presented in this Couriers…

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    • Councillor welcomes action on vacant plot of land in Hartlepool community
      Royal Mail

      Councillor welcomes action on vacant plot of land in Hartlepool community

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] Burn Valley ward Councillor Jonathan Brash said the beginning of a clean up operation on the vacant land on Clark Street, in the Burbank area of Hartlepool, follows work by him, council officers and the land owners. The plot next to the Royal Mail postal depot is fenced off from the public and has…

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    • Why do stamps have barcodes now? New Royal Mail postage stamps explained and if you can still use old stamps
      Royal Mail

      Why do stamps have barcodes now? New Royal Mail postage stamps explained and if you can still use old stamps

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] Royal Mail has launched a scheme enabling customers to swap their traditional stamps for new barcoded ones of equivalent value. The postal group is moving to barcoded stamps as part of its modernisation drive, which will allow customers to access added security features and new services. The development will let customers watch and share…

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    • Wincanton revenues grow by 12% 2021-22
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      Wincanton revenues grow by 12% 2021-22

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] 5 April 2022 Transport / Logistics Services UK business supply chain partner Wincanton plc has seen group revenues grow by 12% in the fourth quarter of the financial year ending 31 March 2022. In its full year results to be reported in full on the 20th May, the company is expected to report that including…

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    • A sacrificial lamb or a dinosaur? Telegraph readers are divided on the privatisation of Channel 4
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      A sacrificial lamb or a dinosaur? Telegraph readers are divided on the privatisation of Channel 4

      Byadmin April 5, 2022

      [ad_1] Dubbed the biggest privatisation since Royal Mail, Channel 4 will go up for sale ahead of the next general election, the Government has announced. The decision, which was confirmed on Monday, came as concerns about Channel 4’s finances were exacerbated by the Covid pandemic. Now, a foreign owner could step in to take over…

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