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[ad_1] Burnham-On-Sea MP Ashley Fox gives an update on his latest activities in the Burnham and Highbridge area in this regular column. “It’s been another busy period and I’m pleased to share a short update on some of the work I’ve been doing locally and in Parliament.” “As always, I’ve been out and about across…
[ad_1] The charter ensures greater security for terminally ill workers. Cumbria, Northumberland, Tyne and Wear (CNTW) NHS Foundation Trust, a provider of mental health and disability services in the North of England, has today added its name to a charter aimed at helping employees who become terminally ill at work. The Trust is the latest…
After an Easter weekend of sunny weather, downpours could hit both central London and Kate Middleton’s hometown of Bucklebury, Berkshire on April 29. More: continued here
The Royal Mail is in deepening crisis with plunging revenues and a growing pension fund deficit, according to a government-backed report today that pushed privatisation to the top of the agenda. More: continued here
[ad_1] Royal Mail has again called for “major reform” of the USO after posting a £1bn operating loss – reduced to a mere £419m, or £8m a week – on an adjusted basis. Parent company International Distributions Services (IDS) posted its preliminary results for the 52 weeks ending 26 March this morning (18 May)….
Wonderful church window on Xmas mailGreat Yarmouth MercuryThe church's Madonna and Child stained glass window is at the centre piece of the Royal Mail's Christmas stamp collection released on November 3. … More: continued here