“From the start, we have always said that despite our best endeavours, it is possible that some areas of the country may experience a reduction in service levels due to COVID-related absences and necessary social distancing measures at local mail centres and delivery offices,” it said.
Sarah Hewin, a senior economist at Standard Chartered Bank, agreed, warning that with rising gas prices feeding into higher...
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Meanwhile, rules for small businesses will be relaxed as the government said they could be “forcing too many of...
There was already concern in the industry that people’s confidence to travel, and to book future trips, would be...
National secretary Darren Proctor, who was on the visit, said P&O initially didn’t want to let them on, instead...
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