Eastbourne MP Josh Babarinde spoke in the House of Commons earlier this month, about prolonged delays in postal times in his constituency. Mr Babarinde paid tribute to hardworking posties in Eastbourne, and pointed out that both they, and his constituents as a whole, were being let down by ‘upstream problems’ …
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Anne wore sunglasses and the Tattoo’s official tartan as she watched a rehearsal at Redford Barracks in the Scottish capital. She watched international teams perform their displays of military drill, music and dancing ahead of the show’s run beginning at Edinburgh Castle later this week. Anne viewed a Royal Edinburgh …
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The change will affect millions of customers using the postal service on Saturdays The change will affect millions of customers Royal Mail has been given the green light to make a huge change to its second class postal service starting from today. Ofcom has allowed the postal firm to no …
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Royal Mail services are now available across 8,000 Collect+ locations and PayPoint retailers have been urged to prepare for a growth in parcel volumes, customers and commission. The partnership between the two parcel services, announced back in February, aims to provide customers with flexible options for dropping off parcels while …
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Allwyn, the operator of the National Lottery, today confirmed the temporarily pause will start on 11pm Saturday night – following the Lotto and Thunderball draws – and will last until late Monday morning National Lottery to go offline this weekend with players unable to claim prizes(Image: Tosh Lubek via Getty …
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Kurt Geiger is set to offer an additional ten places on its free Business by Design Academy, after seeing a 130% surge in demand compared to last year. The accredited programme, originally launched by the Kurt Geiger Kindness Foundation in January 2024, provides young people facing financial barriers with hands-on …
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The Princess Royal wore sunglasses and the Tattoo’s official tartan as she watched a rehearsal at Redford Barracks in the Scottish capital. She watched international teams perform their displays of military drill, music and dancing ahead of the show’s run beginning at Edinburgh Castle later this week. Anne viewed a …
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Normally at this time of year the people of the Ionian Islands talk of being overworked and little else. With nearly three million tourists visiting the region during July and August, they certainly have their work cut out. Not that they’d have it any other way, of course. For more …
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Citizens Advice East Herts chief executive Maxine Bromyard writes for the Indie. “I got a text asking me to click on a link to reschedule a parcel delivery I’d missed. I was waiting for a parcel from Royal Mail at the time, so I clicked on the link and was …
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The post box, which stands outside the community-run Dobcross Village Store and Post Office, was sealed up on Monday (July 28), in order to be converted into a new digital post box. As the Village Store and Post Office currently receives commission fees when the customers come in to post parcels, …
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