A LOCAL councillor’s worst fears were realised when new research commissioned by the charity Citizens Advice showed an estimated 15.7 million people in the UK experienced postal delays last month. Many of those who experienced delays said they had suffered knock-on impacts, such as missing health appointments, fines, or bills. …
Read More »Prince of Wales scores two goals at charity polo event
William was joined by his wife Kate, who smiled and cheered while watching from the sidelines, wearing a white and sky blue patterned dress reportedly designed by Beulah London. The prince played in defence, chasing the ball with a sturdy backhand swing and scoring two goals in an intense match. …
Read More »Bench warrant issued after accused mail thief doesn’t show up to court – The Oakland Press
A bench warrant was issued Thursday for one of two Detroiters accused of stealing mail in Rochester Hills because he didn’t show up for a scheduled hearing. Judge Julie Nicholson of 52-3 District Court issued the warrant Thursday morning for Devon Bailey, who also forfeits $2,500 posted for bond. Bond …
Read More »Tycoons Set for Tussle Over French Supermarket Giant
Two European tycoons are battling over the future of a debt-laden French supermarket chain, writes Calum Muirhead. Daniel Kretinsky, a Czech billionaire who is the biggest investor in the UK’s Royal Mail and has stakes in Sainsbury’s and West Ham FC, is facing off against Frenchman Xavier Niel, founder of …
Read More »Jersey’s mail plane to be scrapped and replaced with ferry service
JERSEY’s mail plane service is to be scrapped, Royal Mail has confirmed following a consultation. The decision, which was officially announced today, means that the Island’s daily mail flight will cease on 7 August. From then on, all inbound and outbound mail will be carried by the existing ferry service. …
Read More »The irony of Tony Blair dispensing advice on how to save the NHS
SIR – Sir Tony Blair has suggested that, in certain circumstances, NHS patients should be allowed to pay in order to skip the queue (report, July 6). This from a man who, during his time in power, was instrumental in reducing the on-call duties of GPs, resulting in greater numbers …
Read More »Robodebt royal commission report to be handed down | Busselton-Dunsborough Mail
The royal commission into the unlawful robodebt scheme is set to deliver its final report. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS). Source link
Read More »M&S launches tailored FA collection with the England women’s team
Highstreet retailer Marks and Spencer has been announced as the official tailor of the England Senior Women’s Team, along with the release of a womenswear collection of in-house designs. The partnership comes after a longstanding relationship between the two, which dates back to 2007 when M&S became the suit supplier …
Read More »Billionaire Asda owner hauled before MPs over petrol costs
Mohsin Issa, co-owner of Asda said; “We have engaged fulsomely and openly with the Business and Trade Select Committee on grocery and fuel price inflation. We are disappointed to hear that the committee feels there are discrepancies in our evidence and have provided them with a detailed response to their …
Read More »Angry locals slam yobs who scaled West Country church to ring bells at 1am
Angry locals have blasted yobs who scaled a West Country church to ring its bells at 1am. The noise woke the Cornish village after two men climbed scaffolding in the early hours. The incident took place at St Columb Minor Church near Newquay on Monday (July 3) morning. The same …
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