Mr Hampson’s advice is clear: don’t click the link. “If you receive a message like this, go directly to the official Royal Mail website and track your delivery there. "Never give out your ...

The Royal Mail ... seen Royal Mail raise £1 million for community defibrillators. The first CPR awareness parcel locker is now operational in London, with hundreds more set to be introduced this year.

Simply leave it on the doorstep et voilà – consider it ticked off your to-do list. But now, Royal Mail users have been left fuming as the company has made a ‘bonkers’ change to its customer ...

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Royal Mail was criticised for no clear policy around breaks ... investigate or objectively take into account the historical background of postal workers meeting outside the office [before signing ...

The posts link to a webpage that has the Royal Mail logo in the top left corner, and seems to show an offer for a ‘lost parcel’, from £150 down to £2, with text saying: “Congratulations! You are now a ...

The van was sighted in the village of Brighstone, furnished with a Post Brenhinol logo, which is the Welsh name for the Royal Mail. Ian Elcock, who took pictures of the van, wondered if one meant ...