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A goldmine, is that how you think of it? i do, yes, because theres so much information just within a couple of days research. in the statement, royal mail said... it seems a pretty incredible occurrence but i suppose it would have just got hidden somewhere in a sorting office that has been in operation for over 100 years, and someones dug it up and just stuck it in with the days post. but pretty amazing that it would be sat there all that time. with many deliveries disrupted during the past few ...

With, will you lend me your aid, im feeling quite ashamed for myself. it obviously never got through to her. it for myself. it obviously never got through to her.— got through to her. it was osted got through to her. it was posted someone - got through to her. it was posted someone wealthyl got through to her. it was - posted someone wealthy family to another, christabel writing to another, christabel writing to katie marsh, the wife of sandile 0swald. the local historians, it offers a welcome...

Concerns have this week been raised by staff at Burnham-On-Sea mail Sorting Office that its customer service front desk could soon permanently close under cost-cutting plans by Royal Mail.

Old photos of the Royal Mail Sorting Office in Thorpe Road, Norwich at Christmas when workers made sure our Christmas cards and post were delivered…

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Five more to come before christmas. why cant you get a grip on this? there will be another three days this week— there will be another three days this week trying to negotiate and -ive this week trying to negotiate and give the — this week trying to negotiate and give the cw you the opportunity to try to _ give the cw you the opportunity to try to understand the need for criticai— try to understand the need for critical change in the networks and call off— critical change in the networks...

Where are you? im inside the sortin: where are you? im inside the sorting office. _ where are you? im inside the sorting office, the _ where are you? im inside the sorting office, the biggest - where are you? im inside the sorting office, the biggest in l where are you? im inside the i sorting office, the biggest in the uk. what you would normally expect here is about 1000 people working, sorting through the mail. but today, it being a strike day, they are relying on 100 managers and agency work...

And how we afford it, which is about change and is about modernisation. you can see that all around you. thompson out! 0n the picket line outside the sorting office, they are calling for the royal mail chief executive simon thompson to resign. thompson out! if the strikes continue, workers will have lost 18 days of pay this year, thats around £2000 each. is this a real sacrifice for you? because this is a lot of money that you are losing. it is and, to be truthful, no one can afford to lose mon...

0ur employment correspondent zoe conway is at one of the busiest sorting offices in the country. im at mount pleasant in north london, the biggest sorting office in the uk. workers here who are members of the cwu union are staging their 13th day of strike action. there will also be another five days of strike action between now and christmas, on the 11th, 14th, 15th, 23rd and 24th of december. 115,000 workers will be walking out and because of this disruption royal mail has brought forward final...

And how we afford it, which is about change and its about modernisation. you can see that all around you. thompson out! 0n the picket line outside the sorting office, striking workers are losing money every day they walk out. they could be £2,000 out of pocket by the end of the year. to be truthful, no—one can afford to lose money, but its about moving forward. weve lost a lot of money now, but if we give in now, we lose a lot more than just money — our terms and conditions and the service....