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Royal Mail gives Irish FA stamp of approval
Football Trade Directory The Royal Mail has extended its sponsorship of the Irish FA's Respect programme at Northern Ireland international games into a second season. … |
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[ad_1] By OLIVIA CHRISTIE Published: 17:50 EDT, 18 July 2025 | Updated: 17:56 EDT, 18 July 2025 The number of swans on the River Thames has begun to go up again after a worrying dip, according to an annual survey. The traditional five-day count known as swan upping found 115 young birds this year, compared to…
1010: Alainmaar one of five non-runners so far meaning Harbinger is now a general 4-6 chance for the Hardwicke. Apparently the bookmakers see him as their last chance of getting something back this week. More: continued here
AFTER hours of painstaking preparation and endless washing and grooming, Welsh Cobs and their handlers ended up splattered with mud, as they struggled to run around the main ring at the Royal Welsh Show yesterday. More: continued here
North Devon Journal Royal Mail warns rural deliveries could stopNorth Devon JournalRoyal Mail said direct deliveries from competitors undermined the universal service. It said that its revenue could be cut by more than £200 million in 2017/18 because of competition from TNT alone and has called for a cap on the level of competition …Royal…
Marketing Week TNT Post ad banned following Royal Mail complaintThe DrumRoyal Mail challenger brand TNT Post UK has had a regional press ad and leaflet banned after the former complained to Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) over claims it operates under the same rules and regulations as Royal Mail. The ads, created by …TNT ad banned over…
[ad_1] The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) says the taxpayers of Newfoundland and Labrador simply can’t afford the current cost of the bureaucratic payroll. Renaud Brossard, interim Atlantic director for the CTF, told SaltWire Networks the salaries and benefits for government employees have consistently been the province’s biggest expense. At $3.9 billion, it’s 44 per cent…