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Royal Mail to Trial Seven-Day Parcel Delivery Service
International Business Times UK Royal Mail has announced that it is to pilot a seven-day delivery service for parcels 'in June for online shoppers through participating e-retailers' as demand for online goods increases. The new Sunday service will only be available to those who are … |
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North Wales man's payout after dog chews £800 of fiversDaily PostYesterday a court ordered Royal Mail to pay Bruce, from Rhyl, £450 compensation as the damaged notes are now only worth £350. Last night the numismatist … More: continued here
Royal Mail Price Hike is Dangerous for Small Businesses says ShiplyVirtual-Strategy MagazinePlanned price rises by Royal mail will see the cost of a first class stamp rise from 46p to 60p at the end of this month. Reviews by Ofcom, pressure on the mail service and continued financial losses have led to the product-wide price…
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