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Postcomm Business Plan 2006/07

Postcomm’s business plan sets out its corporate strategy for 2006-09 and its detailed forward work plan for 2006-07, and follows a three month consultation period. It describes its mandate and goals, and its priorities for the year.

Contents A. Foreword
B. About Postcomm
Introduction
Postcomm’s statutory duties
Postcomm’s vision
C. Postcomm’s Longer-Term Strategy (2006-09)
The importance of postal services
Market overview and trends
Postcomm’s corporate goals
Postcomm’s major work programmes
D. Projects, Work Streams and Key Performance Indicators for 2006/07
Postcomm’s corporate goals
Ensuring the universal service
Protecting customer interests
Promoting sustainable competition
Advising on the Post Office Network
Building effective stakeholder relations
Using and developing resources effectively
E. Resources and Organisation for 2006/07
F. Corporate Governance and Internal Control
Annex – Postcomm’s Simplification Plan

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FirstGroup's GB Railfreight wins 12-month extension of UK mail train contract

FirstGroup PLC unit GB Railfreight said it has done a deal with Royal Mail to continue moving mail by rail for at least another year. GB told AFX News that it has won a 12-month extension of its contract with the state-owned mail group to run postal trains between London, the north west and Scotland. The company has not disclosed the value of the extension, which is due to run until the end of March next year. GB spokesman said there would be no change to the existing arrangements under which the company runs two return services a day between Willesden in London, Warrington and Shieldmuir in Scotland. However, the contract allows for the number of trains to be increased on a night-by-night basis subject to requirements. ‘The two sides will always talk about developing the relationship and that could lead to it going beyond that,’ the spokesman added. ‘GB Railfreight is in this for the long haul and Royal Mail has indicated that it wants to see rail as part of its distribution network.’

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Royal Mail media manager Roche quits after restructure

Royal Mail’s former head of media markets Richard Roche is leaving the company following the reorganisation of its sector marketing division. It emerged earlier this year that Roche had been left without a job after a restructure was called by Royal Mail’s marketing director Alex Batchelor. However, a spokesman said at the time that Roche was still with the company and he was said to be in the running to replace Gordon Steele as sales and marketing director of the Post Office. But it is now understood that Roche will leave at the end of this week. He has effectively been replaced by Antony Miller, although Miller takes up the newly created role of head of media development. A Royal Mail spokesman confirms Roche’s departure and points out that the media development team under Miller has doubled in size following the restructure.

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Nightfreight wins Argos contract

Nightfreight has won a contract from Argos for the delivery of over 48,000 consignments of garden furniture out of its distribution centre in Stafford to customers throughout the UK.

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