Lauren Cafarell A palace source confirms the news It’s official! The royal wedding invitations are in the mail. A palace source confirms to People Magazine that the invitations began leaving the office of the Lord Chamberlain today. The Lord Chamberlain is the man who is in charge of making sure the invitations get to the right people. read more
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Scotland Courier Up to £1000 bonus for Dundee East postiesScotland CourierRoyal Mail is aiming to clear the backlog by this weekend. The Courier reported on Thursday that, despite the problems, bonus payments of £800 were being …Sheriff laments Dundee East's ongoing post problemsScotland Courierall 2 news articles » More: continued here
[ad_1] The WSWS spoke with a Communication Workers Union (CWU) rep who has been victimised by Royal Mail on trumped up charges relating to the year-long dispute. The rep spoke about the Zoom call held on October 4 at 6pm with CWU General Secretary Dave Ward and Andy Furey, Assistant Deputy General Secretary (Postal). This…
Daily Mail A very royal welcome: Wayne and Coleen treated to extraordinary airport escort …Daily MailBy Daily Mail Reporter He's been caught cheating on his pregnant wife with a prostitute, but when you're a pampered football star called Wayne Rooney, …and more » More: continued here
[ad_1] Send someone a little happy this Valentine’s Day (Picture: Getty) Roses are red, violets are blue, if you forget to send your Valentine’s cards, we feel sorry for you. If you’ve got someone special (or some people special, no judgement here) expecting a little Valentine’s Day treat from you this year, you might still…
[ad_1] King Charles has gifted staff working at the remote Rothera Research Station in Antarctica an iconic Royal Mail ‘lamp’ post box, in a welcome upgrade to the site’s mailing service. Station support assistant Kirsten Shaw, who runs the British Antarctica Territory (BAS) Post Office for staff at the research station, wrote to the King…
Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail: Vince Cable defends sale price as shares rise againBBC NewsBusiness Secretary Vince Cable has defended the 330p flotation price of Royal Mail on a day when shares in the company briefly touched £5. Value for money was important, but it was "about more than just the level of proceeds received on day…