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Post by Fairsociety on Dec 15, 2022 15:37:09 GMT
I record delivered first class a letter on 4/12 at the post office, I did a track and trace yesterday 'it's still with the royal mail'.
I rang customer service, and after 46 mins listening to music I was answered, only to be told if it still hadn't been received by the 17/12 I can make a claim.
I don't want to make a bloody claim I want my letter delivering, it's not about compo it's about me wanting a important letter safely reaching its destination, I will clearly have to find other means of posting my important mail.
These couriers are now delivering small parcels for under £2. They have this economy service which is pretty good and how it seems to work here is they will have 1-2 devilries per week, so average delivery times are about 4 days from order to receipt, and now perhaps more like a 3 working day average. My experience on reliability was that in the past it was a bit hit and miss but now it is coming up good every time. For your £2 or less you now get a full tracking service and emails telling you which hour it will arrive. If you posted a letter and paid for tracking I think it would cost you more at the Post Office. You also get photographic proof of the delivery. Thanks I'll look in to that, it cost £2.45 with the RM, I don't mind paying as long as it gets there, it's the inconvenience of me having to resend it, also If it had important original documents enclosed how are the RM going to compensate me for that?, luckily enough it was two cheques which I photo copied and have kept for reference, I doubt any one can cash them, but it's damn well inconvenient.
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Post by Pacifico on Dec 15, 2022 17:31:27 GMT
I mentioned earlier on another thread the fact that Mick Lynch was up until quite recently the darling of the media, Channel 4, BBC and so on fawning all over him, I saw him being interviewed the other day and he is looking very rattled. I was listening to him yesterday and he does seem to be getting a bit stressed - he even went as far as claiming that the BBC were Tory supporters!
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Post by Steve on Dec 15, 2022 21:18:41 GMT
Labour are proposing to move power away from westminster to local authorities Wise move. The ones in Westminster couldn’t organise a piss up in a pub. And local authorities could?
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Post by jaydee on Dec 16, 2022 9:46:47 GMT
I've been watching what Hermes do. They have built a massive modern depot in Bristol and are clearly expanding their business which keeps on getting cheaper for the customer as the efficiencies brought about by investment factor in. The government needs to do a Thatcher job on the unions which will result in an economic recovery having blasted out all the revolutionary Marxist types. It will take some time, but we do see public support chipping away. The public are their own worst enemies for supporting poverty. They keep on doing it. I record delivered first class a letter on 4/12 at the post office, I did a track and trace yesterday 'it's still with the royal mail'.
I rang customer service, and after 46 mins listening to music I was answered, only to be told if it still hadn't been received by the 17/12 I can make a claim.
I don't want to make a bloody claim I want my letter delivering, it's not about compo it's about me wanting a important letter safely reaching its destination, I will clearly have to find other means of posting my important mail.
That's because they are on strike. As the fascist wankers in Westminster are trying to make it a criminal offence to withdraw labour. How very North Korean. By the way do you actually work. You spent all day on here spewing hate at the latest enemy the wankers create in your head. So who is the enemy are you going to hate today. . The Trains, the PO, the Nurses, Midwives, Royal mail, Harry, Immigrants, Megan, Albanians who according to you get £84,000 for not working, the EU, Labour, the Lib Dems the SNP, Angela Raynor and her growler, your description, not mine, Johnny Foreigner, the Scots, the Scottish Government, the First Minister.. You have been through them all. When do you start a rerun. Have you ever considered the UK government Or just considering Santa Clause. How dare they have Christmas day off.
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Post by Fairsociety on Dec 16, 2022 11:05:20 GMT
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Post by Bentley on Dec 16, 2022 12:54:47 GMT
Wise move. The ones in Westminster couldn’t organise a piss up in a pub. And local authorities could? Ours could. Yours couldn’t .
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Post by Fairsociety on Dec 16, 2022 13:04:51 GMT
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Post by Fairsociety on Dec 16, 2022 13:06:51 GMT
Anyway I will let jd rant on, as the last post, I have no intentions of allowing this vile poster to disrupt a decent thread, you will all see jd will not let up, nothing I can do to stop it, I suggest you ignore any rantings from it that is directed at me, as I will NOT be responding to it. Thanks. You are correct. I will not let up on your drivel. absolute genius stalker.
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Post by Steve on Dec 16, 2022 13:35:20 GMT
And local authorities could? Ours could. Yours couldn’t . So YOU say. I doubt anyone believes you.
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Post by Bentley on Dec 16, 2022 13:41:51 GMT
Ours could. Yours couldn’t . So YOU say. I doubt anyone believes you. Ours do. Yours don’t.
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Post by Steve on Dec 16, 2022 13:56:15 GMT
So YOU say. I doubt anyone believes you. Ours do. Yours don’t. Well if your local authority is as you suggest so experienced in organising piss ups in breweries maybe you should be complaining about them.
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Post by Bentley on Dec 16, 2022 14:16:05 GMT
Well if your local authority is as you suggest so experienced in organising piss ups in breweries maybe you should be complaining about them. I didn’t say that . Specsavers are open . While you are out you are out B&Q will sell you a spade .
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Post by Steve on Dec 16, 2022 14:19:05 GMT
Well if your local authority is as you suggest so experienced in organising piss ups in breweries maybe you should be complaining about them. I didn’t say that . Specsavers are open . While you are out you are out B&Q will sell you a spade . Don't need that to know you posted 'Ours do' (referencing the alleged ability to organise piss ups in breweries)
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Post by Bentley on Dec 16, 2022 14:25:30 GMT
I didn’t say that . Specsavers are open . While you are out you are out B&Q will sell you a spade . Don't need that to know you posted 'Ours do' (referencing the alleged ability to organise piss ups in breweries) I didn’t . See previous post regarding specsavers l
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Post by johnofgwent on Dec 16, 2022 15:35:13 GMT
On a grand scale at times. I used to go to just about every meeting of my district council. Where I live now, I've been to one and another concerning a planned development. The latter of those I met a few district councillors, one of whom was leader. I let him know my thoughts on coulcillors and councils and that if I voted it was for an independent who I thought was worthy. In fact I did some canvassing for a couple of independents but only on the basis that if they were elected, they didn't join a group, something that not only other councillors think is preferable but the council servants prefer since they don't like loose canon councillors. The leader of the council I met and had been a councillor for years, didn't stand as a Tory come the next election but as an independent. If/when I ever meet him again I'll ask him for the reason. One small point I would raise in regard to the above A few years ago the Labour Council spent £90 million building a new retail centre in town which they then set about destroying the footfall in other areas of town to promote. One such measure was closing a main shopping street away from their new cash cow to buses. A large number of traders and pub and club owners near that street all lived in one ward and two of their councillors, both labour, first voted and spoke vociferously against these measures that were clearly designed to disadvantage his constituents. As a result one of these people walked from the party, calling himself an independent and acting as such. He stood as an independent at the election the next year and won the first seat in the ward by a huge margin. The other forcibly ejected from the party came second by a similar amount. Two others one a chap that used to be my councillor and now my daughter’s and a second a ward colleague also got ejected from the labour group and similarly stood as independents. In their case they objected to the breaking of rules by yhe then labour leader now in the lords who violated process to keep her pal on the payroll in spite of his failure to turn up for meetings. I set all of that down as background so you can see the degree to which labour in Newport ride roughshod over things But they went too far with their next move As I am sure you know, committees etc are supposed to have representation across the elected spectrum. By not being part of a ‘recognised group’ the independent councillors were denied access to representation on those committees And then the anti democratic bitch signed her own death warrant by extending those powers in a closed meeting to deny access to the floor at plenary meetings to any not part of a group. I say sign her own death warrant because under the PPERA (political parties elections and referenda act) 2000 the new construct of a local political party was created. All the independent councillors agreed to form and join the Newport Indendent Councillors Party whose pretty much sole aim on the articles of association define it as a party meeting the definition of a local party under the PPERA formed for the specific purpose of affording independent councillors elected to Newport Council a formal group to join in order to have their voice heard in council under new measures imposed by the Labour Chair. With that party in place their votes counted and they threw the bitch off the top seat. Rather than have her totalitarian stance exposed the party told her to take the offered peerage and fuck off. My point is sometimes there are reasons for an independent to join a group. I presume the sort of thing you refer to is that which took place in Cwmbran up the road. After an almighty row with residents several labour councillors found their arses in the gutter and their seats taken by independents. The next year saw several labour hacks throw in their rosettes and stand as independents but within six months all of them had ‘joined’ the labour group or voted with them. Labour in all but name. At the next election none were re elected
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