Royal Mail strike
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Royal Mail strike
So Royal Mail are set to strike on 19th October.... Luckily we will have the results of the exams by then... Wouldn't like to have to wait any longer than we already have!
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There was a much longer postal strike in 1971 - it went on for weeks.
http://www.gbps.org.uk/displays/1971-postal-strike/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://www.gbps.org.uk/displays/1971-postal-strike/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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I had quite forgotten about that, but thank you for the link to the GBPS website.Guest55 wrote:There was a much longer postal strike in 1971 - it went on for weeks.
I was an avid philatelist (yep, one of those!) in my youth, and I shall enjoy reading everything else on there.
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We had a postal strike in 2007/8 when DDs results were due, the LEA made arrangements for kids at in area schools to get them through school and for out of area schools, the parents could collect them at the LEA office (think queue of anxious parents with ID scurrying off to open the envelope.)
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We are still in the middle of a bin strike so definitely don't need any more !
I hope the Walsall results are safely in beforehand.
Although on the positive side, if I can no longer buy anything from Amazon, I won't have to work out how to stuff the crazy amount of cardboard packaging into my tiny 'paper pod' in the recycling bin which never gets collected....
I hope the Walsall results are safely in beforehand.
Although on the positive side, if I can no longer buy anything from Amazon, I won't have to work out how to stuff the crazy amount of cardboard packaging into my tiny 'paper pod' in the recycling bin which never gets collected....
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Um, if everything goes according to plan, refuse collection should at last be back to normal from this Monday.
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/lo ... t-13718046" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
You and I are lucky enough not to be far from a council tip (in Kings Norton). I have done many 'short trips' there during the last months as I cannot stand the bins piling up... nor the smell!
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/lo ... t-13718046" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
You and I are lucky enough not to be far from a council tip (in Kings Norton). I have done many 'short trips' there during the last months as I cannot stand the bins piling up... nor the smell!