Showing posts with label delivery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label delivery. Show all posts

Sunday, December 18, 2011

Unknown number of Christmas parcels stolen

An unknown number of Christmas deliveries has gone missing, some before they were entered into the computer systems of the parcel delivery firms, making them untraceable.

One disgusted driver said: "It's a similar story with many delivery firms. My firm (EDITOR: A large, national concern) did not bother to install proper security, so an organised gang was allowed to have free range at one of the

Sunday, November 13, 2011

New website aims to Eradicate Delivery Costs

A new web site is being launched to encourage more people to shop online by eradicating what, according to the Royal Mail home shopping tracker report, is the number one reason people don’t shop online : the delivery costs.

FreeDeliveryVoucherCodes.co.uk is being launched in time for Christmas, with the aim of helping the nation to shop online without paying any delivery charges.

A Royal

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

ParcelsPlease Announce New Discounted Postage Charges from Europe


Following an increase in interest in their international delivery services, ParcelsPlease has taken the decision to reduce the prices of their parcel deliveries to the UK, specifically for parcels from France and Germany. The move, which will see the cost of sending a 5kg parcel from France or Germany to the UK fall to just

Thursday, July 14, 2011

myHermes delivers their one millionth parcel just in time for their two year anniversary

Parcel delivery experts myHermes is celebrating this week with the delivery of its one millionth parcel, only two years after it launched in the May of 2009. The door-to-door parcel delivery company has reached the million mark far sooner than it had anticipated, after witnessing two years of 'remarkable' growth.

Consumer demand for the service, which collects and delivers parcels to and from

Sunday, May 8, 2011

Road or air parcel couriers. Which is best?

The fluctuating cost of oil is nothing new, but a recent surge in price has caused a knock-on effect which has – so far – been felt most keenly in the aviation industry.

While Shell shareholders celebrated a 41 percent rise in first quarter profits, airlines like Delta and US Continental Holdings responded to the rocketing price of oil by adding $420 of fuel surcharges on flights to and from

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