Sir, By creating independent regulatory bodies, the government nevertheless finds it cannot walk away from its responsibilities towards the national economy. Postcomm may be independent but the government would not escape electoral responsibility for an over-hasty opening of the postal markets.
Read MoreSir I was surprised at your suggestion that the way Postcomm has introduced competition into postal services has damaged our credibility (“Post con”, May 30). You would presumably have preferred us to ignore the comments made to us during the consultation process and brought down the postal service in a welter of industrial action and market confusion.
Read MoreWarwickshire based CPD Logistics has won a £2million with toy distrubutor Bandai UK.
The conract will see the companys annual turnover through the £10 million ceiling and create 20 jobs.
Steve Booker, managing director of CPD Logistics, says: What is fantastic about this latest contract is that it came from personal recommendation from existing clients and major retailers, so you cant have a better testimonial to the quality of your service than that.
The new business means that CPD has taken on a further 4,092 sq m unit at Long Marston.
CPD Logistics, which now employs over 200 staff in ten warehouses, currently distributes toys including Power Rangers, Captain Scarlet and Digimon.
An increase in demand from its customers has prompted Nightspeed to intriduce Printspeed, a tailored service which claims to ensure damage free delivery of fragile sales and marketing print goods.
David Hughes, Printspeed manager, says: We are able to add to our former delivery-only service by completing fulfilment, labelling and despatch needs as well – its one-stop shopping really.
The service which creates 50 new jobs, will operate from Nightspeeds nationwide depot network.
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