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Royal Mail asks Government to cut letter service to five days under overhaul

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Royal Mail has asked the Government for an early move to cut its letter service to five days a week. Boss Simon Thompson vowed to do “whatever it takes” to turn the group around after half-year results showed it tumbled to a £219 million underlying operating loss in the 26 weeks to September 25.

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Shropshire Star

Royal Mail asks Government to cut letter service to five days under overhaul

Royal Mail has asked the Government for an early move to cut its letter service to five days a week as it unveiled hefty losses after a hit from crippling strike action.

1 year ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Royal Mail asks Government to cut letter service to five days under overhaul

Chief executive Simon Thompson vowed to do ‘whatever it takes’ to turn the group around after interim results showed it fell to a £219 million loss.

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Express & Star

Royal Mail asks Government to cut Saturday letter service under overhaul

Chief executive Simon Thompson vowed to do ‘whatever it takes’ to turn the group around after interim results showed it fell to a £219 million loss.

1 year ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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Yorkshire Post

Royal Mail asks Government to cut letter service to five days under overhaul

Royal Mail has asked the Government for an early move to cut its letter service to five days a week as it unveiled hefty losses after taking a financial hit from strike action.

1 year ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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Belfast Telegraph

Royal Mail asks Government to cut letter service to five days under overhaul

Royal Mail has asked the Government for an early move to cut its letter service to five days a week as it unveiled hefty losses after a hit from crippling strike action.

1 year ago·Belfast, United Kingdom

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