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Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
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enskied
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
The USO was guaranteed by the government.
Under the terms of sale. Whomever took on Royal Mail agreed, legally binding contract to deliver mail, one fixed price to any where in the United Kingdom to fixed standards.
The government swore to the UK public that the delivery of their mail was set in stone .
Under the terms of sale. Whomever took on Royal Mail agreed, legally binding contract to deliver mail, one fixed price to any where in the United Kingdom to fixed standards.
The government swore to the UK public that the delivery of their mail was set in stone .
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DirtyHarry
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
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rambo1
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
But who would pay for this re-nationalisation?DirtyHarry wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:06The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
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enskied
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
As I said that was the terms and condition of the privatisation.DirtyHarry wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:06The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
The USO must and would be upheld.
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theotherone
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
The USO could be 1 day it would still be the USO.The Royal Mail would call it a 'modern USO'.enskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:35As I said that was the terms and condition of the privatisation.DirtyHarry wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:06The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
The USO must and would be upheld.
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enskied
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
I don't think any right minded person would think that.theotherone wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:52The USO could be 1 day it would still be the USO.The Royal Mail would call it a 'modern USO'.enskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:35As I said that was the terms and condition of the privatisation.DirtyHarry wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:06The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
The USO must and would be upheld.
Imagine if you held that mind think towards the NHS.
" We only do emergency and critical on a Wednesday.Its the Modern NHS"
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
Have you been to A&E recently?
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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TopperGas
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
More getting a GP appointment, in my childhood you just sat in a waiting room and was seen on the same day, now you're lucky if you get seen F2F withing a weekenskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 19:09I don't think any right minded person would think that.theotherone wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:52The USO could be 1 day it would still be the USO.The Royal Mail would call it a 'modern USO'.enskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:35As I said that was the terms and condition of the privatisation.DirtyHarry wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:06The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
The USO must and would be upheld.
Imagine if you held that mind think towards the NHS.
" We only do emergency and critical on a Wednesday.Its the Modern NHS"
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enskied
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
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theotherone
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
I get what your saying.enskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 19:09I don't think any right minded person would think that.theotherone wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:52The USO could be 1 day it would still be the USO.The Royal Mail would call it a 'modern USO'.enskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:35As I said that was the terms and condition of the privatisation.DirtyHarry wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:06The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
The USO must and would be upheld.
Imagine if you held that mind think towards the NHS.
" We only do emergency and critical on a Wednesday.Its the Modern NHS"
But Royal Mail always state that are committed to the USO.
They are-but the USO doesnt have to be 6 or 5 or 4 days.The USO is what ever the Gov/Ofcom see fit.
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enskied
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
No, it is a six day delivery, every household in the UK.
That is what it is.
Its not what your manager finds convenient.
That is what it is.
Its not what your manager finds convenient.
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LaggyBand
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
It has to be destroyed before it can be replacedTopperGas wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 19:26More getting a GP appointment, in my childhood you just sat in a waiting room and was seen on the same day, now you're lucky if you get seen F2F withing a weekenskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 19:09I don't think any right minded person would think that.theotherone wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:52The USO could be 1 day it would still be the USO.The Royal Mail would call it a 'modern USO'.enskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:35As I said that was the terms and condition of the privatisation.DirtyHarry wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:06The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
The USO must and would be upheld.
Imagine if you held that mind think towards the NHS.
" We only do emergency and critical on a Wednesday.Its the Modern NHS"
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enskied
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
Hmmm not doing a bad job on that are they?LaggyBand wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 20:28It has to be destroyed before it can be replacedTopperGas wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 19:26More getting a GP appointment, in my childhood you just sat in a waiting room and was seen on the same day, now you're lucky if you get seen F2F withing a weekenskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 19:09I don't think any right minded person would think that.theotherone wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:52The USO could be 1 day it would still be the USO.The Royal Mail would call it a 'modern USO'.enskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:35As I said that was the terms and condition of the privatisation.DirtyHarry wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 18:06The USO days were numbered when the Conservatives, with the help of the liberals, privatised Royal Mail.
It's not a question of if, but when. Just a matter of time.
Only re-nationalisation will save the USO, and while Labour remain Tory-lite, the USO hasn't a cat in hell's chance.
The USO must and would be upheld.
Imagine if you held that mind think towards the NHS.
" We only do emergency and critical on a Wednesday.Its the Modern NHS"![]()
Hows about fully resourcing an office. Was just a silly thought. Enough people to do the job n all that
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enskied
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
We had two Dickensian chimney sweeps in ours today. Two 17 year olds, no security checks,no training. Just given bags and bags of Mail to post.
That was the bring your family in to save Christmas.
Some s**t parents these days.
That was the bring your family in to save Christmas.
Some s**t parents these days.
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walthmstowman
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Re: Royal Mail and the future of the universal service obligation : A Westminster Hall debate
You didn’t actually believe that old cobblers, did you?enskied wrote: ↑21 Dec 2022, 17:57The USO was guaranteed by the government.
Under the terms of sale. Whomever took on Royal Mail agreed, legally binding contract to deliver mail, one fixed price to any where in the United Kingdom to fixed standards.
The government swore to the UK public that the delivery of their mail was set in stone .