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We got Christmas right, says Royal Mail
Swindon Advertiser ROYAL Mail said its Christmas went to plan after hiring thousands of extra staff – including 800 in Swindon – to cope with increased demand. The company said it handled about 120 million parcels in the UK during December, a rise of 4 per cent on the … |
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