Business Post Group wins license from Postcomm
Business Post Group unit UK Mail has been awarded a licence
by postal regulator Postcomm to operate mail services for business customers
from April 1, 2002.
Tag: UK
Post Office may charge to deliver mail early
The Post Office is planning a major overhaul of its delivery services which could see customers charged an annual fee to ensure that mail is delivered early, it emerged today.
Consignia, the new name for the Post Office, is considering charging customers an annual fee to deliver their post before 9.30am. But it denied that a fee of £50 was being considered.
Business Post Group wins mail licence
Business Post, one of the UK’s leading express parcel delivery companies, has
been awarded a licence to operate mail services for business customers from 1 April 2002. This is the first time since the inauguration of the Royal Mail over 360 years ago that a private sector company will collect mail from a broad range of customers. It is estimated that annual turnover in the UK postal market is around #6.5 billion.
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Warehouse and distribution specialist Railstore have become one of the first members of the Palletline delivery network to gain enhanced remote transit shed status for its site near Brentwood.
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Exel PLC, the logistics group, said it has won a four-year contract valued at 16 mln stg from Alcampo, the Spanish subsidiary of the French retailer Auchan.
Alcampo owns 41 hypermarkets across Spain and a chain of over 100 supermarkets
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