Fatimah, 23, moved to the UK for school in 2021. Three years later, she launched a snack business, even though her student visa didn’t allow it. She grew fast, sold out, and built a loyal customer base. But within seven months, the business crashed. In this story, she shares how …
Read More »After a year at Westminster, home is still where the heart is for Hertford and Stortford MP Josh Dean
The House of Commons has become a second home for MP Josh Dean, but he still feels most comfortable in his Hertford and Stortford constituency. As he reflected on his first year in office, the Labour politician shared the highs and lows of life at Westminster and beyond. He said: …
Read More »Batman in Britain – in 1949! – downthetubes.net
A rare copy of Glasgow-based Cartoon Art Productions Super Duper Omnibus Annual, published in 1949, featuring what appears to be the first ever British appearance of DC Comics superhero Batman, is up for sale on eBay. Although, as we recently reported, Superman quickly made his debut in Britain shortly after …
Read More »Royal Borough of Greenwich shortlisted for prestigious London Homelessness Award
The Royal Borough of Greenwich has been shortlisted for a London Homelessness Award and a potential share of £60,000 for a groundbreaking project that has reduced the numbers of people placed in hotel or bed and breakfast temporary accommodation by 84% in 18 months. The council’s project is one of …
Read More »Citizens Advice issues warning of parcel scams | okehampton-today.co.uk
An anonymous postal worker has claimed some agency staff, employed by the Royal Mail to. Citizens Advice has issued a warning about parcel delivery … Source link
Read More »Prince Harry ‘mansplained’ royal life to Meghan, new documentary claims
Prince Harry was caught ‘mansplaining’ what a royal flypast is to Meghan Markle during their first Trooping The Colour after getting married, as a lip reader detailed the awkward interaction in a new documentary. Forensic lip readers analysed some of the most high-profile royal events in recent history – from …
Read More »Peanuts Royal Mail stamps launch this week – downthetubes.net
Royal Mail release a set of eight special “Peanuts” stamps this week, on Thursday 24th July 2025, to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Charles Schulz starting the strip back in 1950. A whole range of 19 different items is available, including a limited edition Snoopy medal. Designed entirely by Interabang, the …
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Read More »From static to smart: dynamic supply chains reshape postal operations
Bob Black, non-executive board director at TMX Transform and former COO of Australia Post. Image: TMX Transform MHD speaks with Bob Black, TMX Transform non-executive board director and former Australia Post Group Chief Operating Officer, about the transformation of postal services from letter-focused networks to intelligent, customer-driven supply chains. The …
Read More »Letter: Royal Mail letter moved at the speed of a glacier
The hospital is one mile from my home. Some people call Royal Mail’s service “snail mail”. This is now an insult to snails. Average speed for a snail is around 50 metres per hour. My letter averaged less than 5 metres per hour, closer to the speed of a glacier. A …
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