Published: 16:00 Updated: 16:18 Friday 08 November 2019 The rising flood waters in Worksop have forced the Royal Mail to close the town’s main sorting office. Mark Wilkinson, Royal Mail’s Service Delivery Leader, South Yorks & Lincs, said: “Following last night’s heavy rainfall and subsequent flooding across parts of Yorkshire …
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Mr Juncker has warned that EU-UK trade talks after the Brexit deal is ratified …. Royal Mail said: "The company is making this High Court application … Source link
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Plans for a new bridge south of Crewe station aimed at easing congestion in Nantwich Road have been adopted by Cheshire East Council, writes Stephen Topping. Cabinet members approved a preferred route for the new Southern Link Road Bridge at a meeting this week, following consultation held over the summer. …
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The Island has officially received the ‘writ from the clerk to the crown’ for the general election. This official part of the process for a general election was overseen by Geoff Underwood, High Sheriff of the Isle of Wight and returning officer for parliamentary elections, and Claire Shand, acting returning …
Read More »The Guardian photographer Murdo MacLeod recently took a morning drive around Loch Tummel, north-west of Pitlochry, in Perth and Kinross, Scotland – a stunning, narrow freshwater loch surrounded by forest, trails and breathtaking views. “I was on a mission to capture the autumn colours,” he says. “There was a light …
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Thomas Cook's UK business and airline went into immediate insolvency when the company collapsed in …. ROYAL MAIL: Royal Mail Plc RMG. Source link
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Royal Mail Plc said on Friday it would apply for an interim order from the High Court to block a potential strike by its biggest union, the Communication Workers Union, saying it believed the strike ballot had been unlawful. Royal Mail said it was worried by the potential for industrial …
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“Talking Glass” Audible Stories on Signals AZ made possible by The Fain Signature Group – Celebrating 60 Years of Community Building (The San Jacinto stops the Trent. Image courtesy of Wikicommons, Public Domain.) It was just 158 years ago today, November 8, 1861, when the United States and Great Britain …
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Published at 7:08am 8th November 2019. (Updated at 12:27pm 8th November 2019) Royal Mail is to go to court in a bid to block potential strikes by postal workers during the general election and looming festive season – its busiest time of the year. The company, which is locked in …
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The Royal Mint has released a new coin to mark 100 years of Remembrance. World War One officially ended with the signing of the Treaty of Versailles on June 28, 1919 and the first Armistice Day – later to become Remembrance Day – was held in the grounds of Buckingham …
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