ROYAL MAIL 13.01.2009 Smith, Geraldine That this House notes that the Labour Party Conference 2008, with the backing of Ministers, supported a vision of a wholly publicly-owned, integrated Royal Mail Group; welcomes the conclusion of the Hooper Report that the current universal service obligation offered by Royal Mail, including six days a week delivery, must be protected and that the primary duty...

Royal Mail could be allowed to drop its guarantee to deliver post anywhere in the UK six days a week if it becomes too costly, the Government has admitted.

THE coalition government's plans to privatise Royal Mail have left a loophole under which the universal service guarantee of six-days-a-week deliveries could be downgraded

Over the next couple of days postal workers will be on strike. They are striking because Royal Mail have left them with no choice. Management intransigence in the face of a simple union request - talks at the conciliation service ACAS - means the workforce had no option. Compass has released a statement today - Saving

The Government is ruling out privatising Royal Mail, days before the publication of a review into the future of the postal group.

In the last ten working days the Royal Mail has delivered letters to my house twice. On those two occasions I received my large piles of snail mail in the late afternoon. I also receive, on average, two letters a...

The Communication Workers Union condemns plans announced today to privatise Royal Mail and vows to fight the politically motivated move by all means. A YouGov poll last month found a majority of voters of every party oppose privatising Royal Mail with support at only 15 per cent. At the same time, Royal Mail is a market

As part of its drive to increase self-service, the Royal Mail is delivering enhanced online customer service through ‘Ask Sarah’, a new intelligent web self-service system.

Royal Mail could be allowed to drop its guarantee to deliver post anywhere in the UK six days a week if it becomes too costly, the Government has admitted.

Solomon Hughes reports in today's Morning Star as follows "PETER Mandelson has picked a new post boss. His choice of Donald Brydon as new chairman of Royal Mail shows that, when in doubt, Labour reaches for a banker. Brydon will get £200,000 a year for his two days a week at Royal Mail. This might seem like a lot to you or me, but he has become used to big money from his long b...