Unions condemn liberalisation of postal service
News Article 18 February 2005
Unions have condemned as "ill advised" a decision to open the postal services market up to full competition from next January.
Royal Mail faces early competition threat
Press Review 18 February 2005
The industry regulator has announced that the postal market will be fully liberalised by the start of next year, more than a year ahead of schedule.
Royal Mail pays the price for poor service
Press Review 12 July 2004
Royal Mail's failure to provide adequate services to business and retail customers will cost the company up to £80 million in penalties, postal services regulator Postcomm is expected to announce shortly.
Ministers 'pondering' Royal Mail privatisation
Press Review 28 May 2004
Senior Royal Mail executives believe the government is considering privatisation to boost the public finances, reports the Times.
Royal Mail apologises for poor service
Press Review 26 May 2004
Royal Mail bosses have apologised to MPs after coming under attack for the abolition of the second post and the deterioration of the delivery service.
Forum of Private Business
Government Affairs Website
Royal Mail to cut out crime
Press Review 19 May 2004
Royal Mail told MPs yesterday that it is making a concerted attempt to reduce crime within its operations.
Strike threat for Royal Mail
Press Review 22 March 2004
The Amicus trade union has warned that it plans to hold a strike ballot among Royal Mail staff once compulsory job losses have been announced.
Countryside Agency
Government Affairs Website
Depression Alliance
Government Affairs Website
Federation of Small Businesses
Government Affairs Website
Stamp prices rise
Press Review 19 December 2003
Royal Mail set for cost revamp
Press Review 15 December 2003
New warning of Christmas post strike
Press Review 2 December 2003
Royal Mail calls in union fixer
Press Review 6 November 2003
