“Royal Mail is being sold to Czech tycoon Daniel Kretinsky for £3.5billion – but the new owner must not be allowed to cut the workforce and services of our once-great national institution” Royal Mail has become a shadow of its former self Czech has to deliver There was a time …
Read More »'Should remain British!' Andrew Pierce hits out at foreign takeover of Royal Mail – Bennington Banner
GB News host Andrew Pierce has been left fuming at the takeover of Royal Mail and claimed that it "should remain British. Source link
Read More »How to challenge a DWP PIP decision and get it looked at again
Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work, Mims Davies MP, has recently highlighted that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has managed to cut down the waiting times for Personal Independence Payment (PIP) appeals to just 39 days. The improvement, according to Ms Davies, is due to enhanced “processes …
Read More »One part of Plymouth has become a banking desert along with 29 UK areas
One part of Plymouth has become a “banking desert”, along with 29 other areas across the UK. Plymouth Moor View is the only area in the South West that does not have a single branch open. The number of UK bank branches to close their doors in the past nine …
Read More »Leader of Kirklees Council expected to face imminent challenge for post
Change could soon be on the way for Kirklees Council as Leader Cllr Cathy Scott is expected to imminently face a challenge to her leadership. With Kirklees Council being thrown into disarray with Labour’s loss of overall control at the local elections, the stability of the council is at stake. …
Read More »New body for Horizon redress would take months and cost millions – Government – The Irish News
The Government has said setting up a new body to deal with financial redress for Horizon victims would “take months and cost millions”. The Business and Trade Committee previously issued a report which said an independent intermediary should be established to help victims “through every stage of their compensation claims” …
Read More »Rise and decline of Plymouth’s postal service
The history of the General Post Office in Plymouth, reflecting the national picture, stretches back to the the 17th century, but, as with the national story, the activities of the Post Office did not really take off until the 19th century. At the beginning of the 19th century Plymouth’s post …
Read More »Royal Mail is a symbol of British failure, where the inept are rewarded and the innocent pay
Royal Mail has been playing the blame game for quite some time now. When the beleaguered company’s former chief executive Simon Thompson appeared in front of the business, energy and industrial strategy committee in March 2023, he pointed the finger at rogue workers carrying tracking devices, which he later admitted …
Read More »US Navy destroyers can hunt subs. But a dedicated frigate is better
The Type 23 does have the Magazine Torpedo Launch System, which enabled me to lob a torpedo straight into the water next to the ship. That’s a lot, lot better than nothing (as many warships have) and I found it a comfort. But I’m a big fan of ASROC and …
Read More »Royal Mail faces a reckoning with a public it holds in contempt
If you’ve ever rummaged through a box of old postcards at an antiques fair, you might have noticed not only the quaint images from the 1890s or 1900s, but the extraordinary messages on the back: “Dear Cissie, Elsie and I will come for tea today. Will arrive about 4.30. Yours, …
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