Two scientists believe they have found a historic Royal Navy submarine buried under a park – confirming an urban legend which has been around for nearly a century. Since the 1930s, residents of Dartmouth – home to naval officer training for more than 150 years – have been convinced the wreck …
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A popular postie has made his final delivery as he called time on more than 44 years of service in Ayr. John Price, 65, has been a familiar face across the town during a Royal Mail career spanning four decades. John today (Friday) bid an emotional farewell to a job …
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The 53-acre site has the capability to process up to 90000 items an hour, Royal Mail says. Source link
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Inside the Royal Mail's cartel litigation: the in-house team that ran the case of the year. For six years, Royal Mail has been at the helm of a … Source link
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An annual review of workers’ rights worldwide has seen the UK drop down the global rankings for the first time in a decade. The annual Global Rights Index, published by the International Trade Union Confederation, rated the UK on a scale of one to five as a 4, meaning “systematic …
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TSMC, the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturing company, has apparently been hit by a cyberattack at the hands of Russian ransomware gang LockBit. The business has appeared on the gang’s dark web victim blog, with LockBit demanding a $70m ransom for the stolen data. TSMC hit by cyberattack at the hands …
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Delays in receiving letters mean million of people have suffered negative consequences such as missing health appointments, fines and bills. Citizens Advice is calling on regulator Ofcom for a full ‘root and branch’ review of post delays. The charity’s figures show that almost one in three people were hit by …
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“Disability should feel personal to us all,” wrote Edward Enninful in his May issue editor’s letter. “Some 16 million people in the UK are Disabled, with millions more Disabled-adjacent, whether visibly or invisibly. The time has come for us to get real about who we are as a society, and …
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Royal Mail have been slammed over the postal service it is providing in Aberfoyle amid concerns that the number of delivery rounds have been cut. A resident of the village says the area has seen the number of rounds brought down from three to two due to a management decision …
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It is difficult to imagine members of the Royal Family conforming to the wild traditions of the stag and hen do, with their obscene costumes and heavy drinking. But royals have enjoyed their last days of freedom with as many antics as any other bride or groom-to-be. Some young royals …
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