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Royal Mail under fire in Leyland
Chorley & Leyland Guardian Royal Mail has come under fire from customers in South Ribble angry at the appalling delays in delivering letters and parcels. The Guardian has been swamped … |
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[ad_1] The story of a former royal aide to Fergie who killed her millionaire boyfriend when he refused to marry her is to be explored in a new ITV documentary tonight. Jane Andrews was a former dresser to Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, and ended up with a life sentence in 2001 for the…
[ad_1] Here’s Proactive’s round-up of the top financial stories of the day, with helpful links taking you directly to the news 1. Six board members leave as Polymetal regains some losses Six board members of Russian-linked mining giant Polymetal International have left with immediate effect, with trading in the company’s shares later reviewed by the London Stock…
[ad_1] Wednesday 20 July 2022 at 14:40 Weaker retail trends, fewer test kit deliveries and a structural decline in letters meant revenue fell 5.1% to £3.0bn in the first quarter. This reflected an 11.5% decline in Royal Mail PLC (LON:RMG) revenue which more than offset a 7.8% increase at GLS. With the union refusing to…
[ad_1] Post Office figures have today revealed the peak posting day for Britons in the run up to the big day. It is thought that December 20 will be the day when its branches are busiest due to festive shoppers sending off last minute gifts and cards. “Don’t wait until you’re in a busy branch…
Daily Mail French magazines target Royal Family for 20 years since Fergie photoDaily MailRoyal aides yesterday accused Closer magazine of 'turning the clocks back 15 years' – a reference to the time when paparazzi chased Diana around the world for pictures. It ended with her death in an underpass in Paris in 1997. The Princess…
[ad_1] Postal deliveries to parts of Leeds have been suspended as a result of the wintry weather and sub-zero temperatures in the city. Royal Mail said “challenging conditions” had affected deliveries to a number of streets and that it had prioritised staff safety, although it said it was continuing to serve less badly affected areas….