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Royal Mail boosted by Christmas parcel rush
Scotsman Privatised delivery service Royal Mail today said it delivered up to ten million parcels a day over the festive season as it benefited from the rise in online retailing. The group, which floated in October, said overall sales rose 2 per cent in the … |
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Dorking and Leatherhead Advertiser Mobile phones stolen from Royal Mail lorry in CobhamElmbridge GuardianPolice are looking for three men after a large number of mobile phones were stolen from a Royal Mail lorry in Cobham. The lorry was parked in Cedar Road for a collection at about 6.10pm on Monday, April 28, when the driver,…
This is Bristol Council may force former Royal Mail sorting officer owner to sell Temple Meads …This is BristolThe former Royal Mail sorting office has been left standing derelict for more than 16 years. . The derelict former Royal Mail sorting office in Temple Meads could finally be demolished if the council's attempt to force…
[ad_1] Prince Harry joined his brother Prince William in expressing his support for an investigation into the BBC and journalist Martin Bashir for the 1995 Panorama interview in which Princess Diana said “there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.” The line referenced Prince Charles’s affair with his longtime…
Royal Mail celebrates contemporary architecture in the UK with special stampsFalmouth PacketProof, if needed, that the Eden Project really is first class, has come from the Royal Mail, who have included the iconic attraction on a special set of stamps released yesterday. The new set celebrates ten buildings that represent the renaissance of … More: continued…
[ad_1] Jason Knauf was formerly chief executive of William and Kate’s Royal Foundation, stepping down at the end of 2021, and also previously worked for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. Both the King and the Princess of Wales were treated for cancer last year. Kate is now in remission and Charles is having ongoing…
[ad_1] Government scientists have been mocked for telling families they can celebrate Christmas in the summer. The barmy idea is found in new documents from the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage). Others included telling families not to hug and swap get-togethers with firework displays to stop coronavirus spreading. Darren Mawdsley, of London, said on…