Food stamps, indigent care show Idaho still under stressKTVZBOISE, Idaho (AP) — Agency officials tasked with taking care of Idaho's poor and disabled say people are still struggling despite the state's low unemployment rate and improving economy. Department of Health and Welfare Director Richard Armstrong told …and more » More: continued here
Royal Mail to release post-Christmas updateIGLast month saw the demise of City Link, one of Royal Mail's competitors in the parcel delivery sector. This news saw its shares bounce, but City Link was not its biggest competitor and only had a limited market share. Arguably, more beneficial to the … More: continued here
Sub-postmasters across England who claim they were wrongly accused of false accounting by the Post Office are seeking action over the claims. More: continued here
When B.C. Housing slipped letters under residents’ doors advising in October that Stamps Place is being sold, it marked the beginning of a massive divesting of public property, public assets and responsibility for operating social housing units. Within the next three years, 350 properties are to be sold to non-profit organizations to own and operate,…
Police say man asked for change before snatching an unknown amount of money at Post Office inside McColl's newsagent this afternoon More: continued here
FRIZINGHALL Post Office is to close later this month with Royal Mail services being relocated to a newsagents in Shipley. More: continued here
921News U.S. Postal Service seeking rate hikes but keeping Forever stamps at 49 centsPittsburgh Business Times (blog)The U.S. Postal Service is seeking approval for an increase in some mailing rates, but not its first-class mail Forever stamp, which would stay at 49 cents under its proposal. The Postal Service has filed proposed rate increases with…
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Daily Mail Welcome to the most southerly post office in the world in AntarcticaDaily MailLocated on Goudier Island, 700 miles south of the Chile and Argentina coastlines, the unusual post office sends out cards and letter which will take between two and six weeks to reach their destinations. Run by the United Kingdom Antarctic Heritage…
Each year, around 70,000 cards are posted at the remote hub, destined for more than 100 different countries, as tourists visit Antarctica's most popular attraction. More: continued here