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The week that was: 27 August 2010
Post and Parcel In the UK, six in ten voters believe the Royal Mail should remain a wholly publicly-owned organisation and just 15% support privatising the company, … |
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Postal deliveries will come later after Royal Mail reviewStoke & StaffordshireUnder the changes being phased in at Congleton Delivery Office, posties will take on longer routes and have new equipment to carry more and bulkier mail. Royal Mail say 'many customers' will continue to get their mail before lunchtime, …and more » More: continued here
[ad_1] BEREAVED people in Blandford Forum can now write letters to their loved ones that are no longer here thanks to a new postbox. The Letters to Heaven postbox was installed at Blandford’s Cemetery in February. Postboxes of this nature have become increasingly more common around the country after a nine-year-old girl, Matilda Handy, near…
Evening Standard Postcode data should not have been sold with Royal Mail, say MPsFinancial Times… said in a report on open data. The Postcode Address File, which details all postcodes in the UK, was included in the Royal Mail IPO “to boost its share price”, the committee said, whereas it should have been treated as…
[ad_1] The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s decision to hold a private christening for their son Archie has been criticised as a “mistake” by a royal expert. Royal biographer Penny Junor said members of the public would want to share in Harry and Meghan’s happiness at the baptising of their baby boy on Saturday, exactly…
Nearly half of investors plan to take up the Royal Mail initial public offering (IPO). More: continued here
[ad_1] “Always remember any place of work is a business first, and a social group second. So don’t get hung-up on feelings of guilt or betrayal. If you’ve been clear, honest and helpful throughout the leaving process, your manager will likely remember this about you in the future and the relationship you have built together…