Royal Mail has reported an operating profit of £430m in its first full-year results since privatisation. The figure for the 12 months to March, after transformation costs, is up from £403m in the previous …
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[ad_1] Tuesday 15 November 2022 4:07 pm The combined September and August figure is the highest two month total in over a decade, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS) (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images) The number of working days lost to strike action in the UK over the summer topped 560,000, stats out…
[ad_1] In November, the Duke of Sussex was refused permission to have a wreath laid at the Cenotaph on his behalf. Prince Harry made a personal request to Buckingham Palace, but courtiers denied it on the grounds that he is no longer representing the monarchy. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex stepped down as senior members…
[ad_1] The Princess Royal left midwives and the Duchess of Cambridge in stitches when she recalled fearing one of her babies had become “wedged” when she tripped over in a horse lorry while heavily pregnant. The Queen’s daughter was chatting to maternity experts during a visit to the new headquarters of her patronage, the Royal…
Union must not fall for Royal Mail's'set up' planSocialistworker.co.ukRoyal Mail is using divide and rule tactics in a bid to prevent postal workers resuming their industrial action in the run up to Christmas …CWU could stop agencies supplying Royal Mail with "strike breakers"Linex Legal (registration)all 2 news articles » More: continued here
[ad_1] Lady Susan Hussey joined the King and the Princess Royal at a church service at Sandringham, two months after resigning in a racism row. The 83-year-old was pictured smiling after attending St Mary Magdalene Church on the royal family’s Norfolk estate on Sunday. It comes after she stepped down from an honorary role after…
Downing Street yesterday denied that Lord Mandelson had effectively become “deputy prime minister” as the row over his Royal Mail plans grew. No 10 tried to appease Labour MPs amid warnings that Gordon Brown should “rein in” his business secretary’s influence over government. More: continued here