POSTAL workers in Inverness are being balloted on strike action after it was alleged disabled Royal Mail staff were mistreated. The Communication Workers Union (CWU) is preparing a ballot on industrial action which would apply only to city members, but halt deliveries to almost every corner of the Highlands and …
Read More »We’ve had stamps for Magna Carta and the Battle of Hastings. Where’s our stamp for Scottish independence?
Richard Lochhead is asking whether the Royal Mail plans to mark the 700th anniversary of the Declaration of Abroath. Richard Lochhead MSP has written to the Royal Mail Moray’s MP has made a written enquiry after being contacted by the Moray Stamp Club, asking if any commemorative stamps were to …
Read More »Ross demands action on ‘disgraceful’ delivery charges
Gail Ross says her constituents in the north Highlands are facing delivery charge discrimination on a daily basis. Picture: DGS NORTH MSP Gail Ross has condemned the “disgraceful” continuation of unfair delivery surcharges affecting communities north of the central belt, with those in the Highlands and Islands particularly badly hit. …
Read More »High hopes for a new public transport hub in Inverness city centre
The Royal Mail building is under offer. INVERNESS could be set to start the new year with a huge boost with a state-of-the-art transformation of part of the city centre into a public transport hub. The Courier understands that Network Rail is close to securing a deal to acquire several …
Read More »Royal Alliances Acquires the Automated Presort Division of Wolverine Solutions Group – Press Release
Wolverine dedicates their full focus on industry-leading print & mail capabilities while Royal Alliances scales into Presort with their revolutionary software platform and unparalleled operational expertise Royal Alliances (RA) reaches an agreement with long-time partner, Wolverine Solutions Group (WSG), to acquire Wolverine Automated Mailing Services (WAMS), a division of Wolverine …
Read More »New public transport hub for Inverness city centre?
The Royal Mail building is under offer. INVERNESS could be set to start the new year with a huge boost with a state-of-the-art transformation of part of the city centre into a public transport hub. The Courier understands that Network Rail is close to securing a deal to acquire several …
Read More »Royal Mail seeks injunction over planned strikes by workers
Bosses at Royal Mail are seeking an injunction to block a planned strike by postal workers, claiming there are “potential irregularities in the ballot” making the vote unlawful. The company will go to the High Court on Friday for an interim order against the Communication Workers Union, whose members voted …
Read More »Recyclable gin pouch is a UK first for Dunnet Bay Distillers
If consumers already have one of the collectable ceramic gin bottles, they can order the pouches for £4 less than the price of ordering a new bottle. A CAITHNESS distillery has launched a recyclable gin pouch – the first of its kind in the UK – in a bid to …
Read More »Inverness Mail Centre hailed as first class
The new Inverness Mail Centre. Around 2.4 million items of post pass through Inverness every week. Rumours of the demise of so-called snail mail have been greatly exaggerated as the impact and influence of technology on people’s lives – especially shopping habits – have made the postal system a crucial …
Read More »Why Business to consumer (B2C) Delivery Service Market fastest growth segment should surprise us? – Press Release
“Business to consumer (B2C) Delivery Service Market” A new business intelligence report released by HTF MI with title “Global Business to consumer (B2C) Delivery Service Market Report 2019” is designed covering micro level of analysis by manufacturers and key business segments. The Global Business to consumer (B2C) Delivery Service Market survey …
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