» Monday, October 8, 2007

Postal Strike

Put that the Prime Minister would make an intervention in the postal strike, the PMS replied that the Prime Minister was making a general point that the Post Office was an organisation that received a significant financial subsidy from the taxpayer and therefore people would expect to have their post delivered on time. The PMS went on to say that the Prime Minister’s comments were made in terms of financial support that the Government provided for the Post Office.

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  1. labour government…supposed saviour of “public services”…they are watching as the “postal services” in the uk are slowly destroyed…

    is the postal strike to be gordon brown’s equivelant of the
    thatcher/hesaltine v miners strike ?

    if so…he won’t last long as PM….

    one eye and short sighted ?? !!

    Comment by iain mackinnon — 9 Oct 2007 on 5:11 pm | Link

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