Residents turn postbox into shrine over impending loss (Daily Telegraph)
A postbox in Bristol which is due to be removed by Royal Mail has been turned into a shrine by residents mourning its impending loss.
More: continued here
A postbox in Bristol which is due to be removed by Royal Mail has been turned into a shrine by residents mourning its impending loss.
More: continued here
[ad_1] The Communication Workers Union (CWU), which represents Royal Mail Group workers, has served notice to the company’s management that strike action will take place on four dates over the coming weeks. It said yesterday (9 August) that over 115,000 postal workers will be taking part in the biggest strike of the summer so…
Marketing Directors optimistic for 2010 budget increasesUtalkmarketingMarketers expect overall marketing budgets to increase in the last six months of this year, according to Royal Mail's second marketing tracking poll in … More: continued here
Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail post delay: Christmas post is still being delivered 3 weeks lateDaily MailThe Royal Mail's promise to beat the big freeze by taking on thousands of temporary staff and making extra deliveries has failed to clear the backlog. …Royal Mail delivers post on Sundays to clear backlogBBC NewsRoyal Mail fails to clear backlogBBC…
[ad_1] ROYAL MAIL PLC/ADR (OTCMKTS:ROYMY) – Jefferies Financial Group issued their FY2020 earnings per share estimates for ROYAL MAIL PLC/ADR in a report released on Tuesday, November 12th. Jefferies Financial Group analyst D. Kerstens forecasts that the company will post earnings per share of $0.51 for the year. Jefferies Financial Group also issued estimates for…
The Guardian Royal Mail and miners weigh on FTSE 100 but Severn Trent bucks trendThe GuardianLeading shares have slipped lower after four days of rises, with mining shares and Royal Mail weighing on the index. But Severn Trent is bucking the trend, up 32p at £20.55 after HSBC moved its recommendation from underweight to neutral…
Royal Mail to shut five delivery offices across countyEssex EnquirerThese machines electronically “read” the addresses on letters and sort them into the order in which they will be delivered by Royal Mail's postmen and women. They can sort mail at speeds of up to 45,000 items per hour, and significantly reduce the … More: continued…