In January, Fujitsu admitted that staff had known about bugs and errors for years and apologised for its role in the scandal. The company said in January that it would not seek public sector contracts for the next two years as a penance for the Horizon scandal. Fujitsu said the …
Read More »Sudbury couple wind the record back with opening of new town centre music shop Rewind Records
Two decades after meeting on the music retail scene, a Sudbury couple realised a long-time ambition, with the opening of their new record shop. Rewind Records – a new outlet dedicated to vinyl music – opened in Gaol Lane on Saturday morning. The store buys and sells records across all …
Read More »Popular Jackalope Joe truck will be returning to serve coffee outside Spalding pub
A popular coffee truck will be returning to serve customers on their way to work. Entrepreneur Hannah Joe was inspired to launch her coffee roasting business, Jackalope Joe, five years ago and has seen it go from strength to strength since then. She will be bringing the Jackalope Joe trailer …
Read More »Royal Mail proposes to move post box at Peasemore
Royal Mail is proposing to relocate a post box in Hatt Close, Peasemore, to a new location further along the road. The reason given for the move is because the slipway needs widening to assist the emergency services in the area. Site of the current post box in Peasemore The …
Read More »Nightmare backlogs of mail ‘a common problem’ MP says after fed up constituents share Royal Mail woes
Click here to sign up to our free newsletters! The Royal Mail centre in Inverness. Picture: James MacKenzie. Nightmare backlogs of mail arriving more than a week late are “a common problem” facing Highland constituents, an MP claims a new survey has revealed. Drew Hendry, who is MP for …
Read More »Amazon to launch delivery drones in the UK next year
Amazon cut a large part of its UK team working on drones in 2021, while mass redundancies at the company earlier this year also hit its Prime Air team. The project has faced delays and regulatory hurdles, while a number of its drones have crashed during field testing. However, Amazon …
Read More »Dunnet Bay Distillery reflects on Highland Hero green award win
Click here to sign up to our free newsletters! Martin & Claire Murray of Dunnet Bay Distillery celebrate with a glass of their award-winning gin. We are all trying to do what we can to help protect our environment ‒ now and for future generations. But there are individuals …
Read More »John Lewis hires Martin Gafsen who led Royal Mail’s push into housing
“With an extensive and valuable property portfolio, we have an important role to play in ensuring it continues delivering value for the long term benefit of customers and Partners for generations to come.” John Lewis wants to build 10,000 rental homes by 2030 and wants 40pc of profits to come …
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Kite Packaging has expanded its labelling range Kite Packaging has recently expanded its labelling range to include integrated labels Tuesday, 10 Oct 2023 12:55 GMT Kite Packaging has added integrated labels to its offering UK packaging supplier, Kite Packaging, has recently expanded its labelling range to include …
Read More »Gloucestershire cardmaker’s business fears as latest Royal Mail postage stamp increase due
One of the UK’s leading suppliers of greeting cards based in Gloucestershire wants to make customers aware they can still send a card but must think about sending them earlier ahead of a rise in the cost of stamps. Cherry Orchard Publishing located at Twyning near Tewkesbury says it is …
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