Post divisions should split
CONSIGNIA, the revamped Post Office which becomes a plc next week, should be
split up and the Royal Mail and Parcelforce businesses allowed to compete
internationally.
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Internet in Post Offices (India)
The Minister of Communication the other day stated that in post
offices internet will be provided which will boost its working
Postcomm consults on a licence for UK Mail Ltd
Postcomm has begun consultation on the proposed issue of a short term licence to UK Mail Ltd, a subsidiary of Business Post Group plc, to provide mail services to business customers. The company is seeking a licence to enable it to collect mail from business customers within certain designated postcode areas, sort and consolidate that mail and then transmit it to the relevant Consignia delivery office for delivery by Consignia.
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