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PRESS DIGEST – Financial Times – June 4
Reuters Royal Mail is facing heavy criticism after it was disclosed on Thursday that Adam Crozier earned 2.42 million pounds in his final year as chief executive of … |
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[ad_1] The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery are training hard at their barracks in Woolwich for their role in the military procession marking VE Day 80. They’re one of the most recognisable sights during state occasions: military horses pulling First World War era guns with immaculately dressed riders. They will join the Household Cavalry Mounted…
Britain’s postal network is in the grip of a “national strike in all but name” with one in eight letters failing to arrive on time according to Royal Mail figures. More: continued here
[ad_1] Out with the old, and in with the new. Prince William has instructed his late mother Princess Diana’s divorce lawyers to act on behalf of him and his family in a break with tradition. The Prince of Wales, 42, has sensationally carved out his own path as heir to the British throne by ditching…
Telegraph.co.uk Dame Barbara Hepworth sculpture is returned to townTelegraph.co.uk, United KingdomIn autumn 2005 the Royal Mail received a furious response when it tried to sell the 2.5 ton piece for well over £500000 at Bonhams. It quickly backtracked after Chesterfield campaigners vigorously objected to losing their much-loved landmark. … More: continued here
[ad_1] Royal Mail may now have a fancy new structure at the top, with the creation of International Distributions Service (IDS), but its difficulties remain the same. It has a large, radicalised union workforce deeply resistant to changing working practices. In contrast to the railways, which do have a future irrespective of union battles, the…
[ad_1] A POSTMAN who stole more than 1,000 postal packets over an eight -year period has appeared at court. Michael Sullivan appeared before a Judge at Newton Aycliffe Magistrates’ Court yesterday where he pleaded guilty to two charges. The first, theft by employee between August 20, 2011 and September 25, 2019, in Consett, where he…