The Royal Mail says it has binned leaflets left at its Portobello delivery office after complaints from a local resident who said that the material in the flyers was ‘hateful’ and ‘transphobic’. The flyers opposed the Scottish Government’s draft Gender Recognition Reform Bill. The bill, which would simplify the process …
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No10 said the claim the PM (pictured today in Devon) would quit was ‘total nonsense’ Downing Street was today forced to deny an extraordinary claim that Boris Johnson is planning to quit as Prime Minister in six months time due to his health – made by Dominic Cummings’ father-in-law. Sir Humphry Wakefield is …
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Most people probably think of train simulators as a fairly niche genre within the gaming world, and although they are probably right, that isn’t to say you have to be a train fanatic to enjoy them. Anyone who has played Dovetail Games’ series train simulators will know that they are …
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Royal Mail has a universal service obligation, and is required to make deliveries six times a week around the country, so it is limited on the cost-cutting … Source link
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The City and Guilds Group recently announced that pub group, Oakman Inns, will be presented with the annual Princess Royal Training Award in November. This is the second time that the independent pub group, which employs over 1,000 people to run its 28 pubs, has been recognised for their training …
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Royal Mail today reveals the areas in the UK where residents have been returning the most unsuitable and ill-fitting items ordered online during lockdown as restrictions ease. Royal Mail has seen a 25% increase in returns traffic, in comparison with the same time last year (July 2019 vs. July 2020) …
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American Enterprise Institute Visiting Scholar, and Cornell University Professor, Rick Geddes joins Yahoo Finance’s Zack Guzman to break down the details of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s testimony before the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Monday. Source link
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Highlands and Islands Labour MSP Rhoda Grant has discovered that in some remote areas of the region home-testing kits for Covid-19 are unviable, due to the amount of time taken to get them to the laboratory. And a question mark hangs over what is happening to mobile testing units in …
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Do you know anyone in the above picture? Are you there yourself? Do you know the names of the youngsters whose first names are missing? Al Carry (back, sixth from the left) departed from his native north Meath in the late 1950s to carve out a new life and career …
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Heritage and RetroHeritage The powerful story of the Roman occupation of present-day Scotland is being brought home with one of the country’s finest Roman relics featuring in a new collection of stamps issued by Royal Mail. Tuesday, 25th August 2020, 7:30 am The Bridgeness distance slab which features in the …
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