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Royal Mail settles with French competition authority
Financial Times Royal Mail has reached a settlement with the French competition authority over alleged breaches of antitrust laws by its subsidiary GLS France, setting aside a total of £18m for any fines and legal bills. The Autorité de la Concurrence's antitrust … |
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[ad_1] Royal Mail has announced it will double its apprenticeship support for small businesses, gifting another £1 million of its levy to help SMEs upskill their workforce. The move follows the success of its first £1m funding round, which was oversubscribed earlier this year. The new funding is open to SMEs with up to 250…
[ad_1] Police have made an arrest Staffordshire Police have arrested the driver of this BMW A police helicopter was deployed over Stoke-on-Trent overnight. The chopper had been spotted over Park Hall Country Park and was on a training mission. But the plane was later deployed to help capture a 17-year-old BMW driver. An arrest was…
Licensing.biz London 2012 stamp deal licked with Royal MailLicensing.biz"Royal Mail has commissioned some of Britain's most exciting artists and illustrators to create three sets of stamps which will highlight both the sporting …and more » More: continued here
Milton Keynes in Royal Mail top 10 for online shopping over Easter 2016Milton Keynes oneMKRoyal Mail has revealed the top towns and cities where the most online shopping took place over the Easter bank holiday. Residents in the South West were the most prolific Easter weekend shoppers, with Exeter – the cathedral city – and…
[ad_1] Clintons Cards has been a pillar of the British high street since its establishment in 1968. By 1988, its portfolio had grown to 77 stores. The iconic greeting cards retailer is easy to find across the UK, with more than 160 branches nationwide. But the brand will soon bid farewell to a store in…
Giving everyone the right to chooseguardian.co.uk, UK –4 minutes agoI think those, such as Ann Farmer, who have objected to the use of my mother's image on Royal Mail stamps – because, in Farmer's words, she "was a notorious … More: continued here