Public Sector: Royal Mail rejigs council service
22 Apr 2005
The Royal Mail has unveiled a package of proposals to enable councils to communicate better with their residents.
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Lewisham London Borough Council has hired Limehouse to encourage primary school children to attend its secondary schools rather than go to neighbouring boroughs such as Bromley.
The Royal Mail has unveiled a package of proposals to enable councils to communicate better with their residents.
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