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panorama 1973

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Edward Hunter
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panorama 1973

Post by Edward Hunter »

Modernisation at Royal Mail 1973 style


http://news.bbc.co.uk/panorama/hi/default.stm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

35 million items a day! Mail volumes are dropping :crazy: It just depends what year you want to start at. RM like to start at the all time high of course
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Post by General Mannerheim »

Benny Hill? :hmmmm
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Post by POSTMAN »

Good find,how things have changed.
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montriff
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Post by montriff »

They have just advertised a Panorama programme about the Royal mail on Monday at 8.30 .I wonder what thats going to be about :whistle
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Post by knackeredneedadayoff »

the biased bbc, lazy postman overpaid and not willing to modernise and a archaic union what else.
Big Daz
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Post by Big Daz »

Dont forget 1968!!!!


http://news.bbc.co.uk/panorama/hi/front ... 408591.stm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
knackeredneedadayoff
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Post by knackeredneedadayoff »

ahhh the good old days,my first wage was £95 with the royal mail and i enjoyed the job,yes i enjoyed it,now i take of my coat before i get home because this job is a joke and a embarrasement.
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Post by Bendy72 »

montriff wrote:They have just advertised a Panorama programme about the Royal mail on Monday at 8.30 .I wonder what thats going to be about :whistle
I wonder , I wonder :dance
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Lounge Lizard
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Re: panorama 1973

Post by Lounge Lizard »

Fascinating.
i never knew the universal daily delivery dates from Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee.
happymackem
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Re: panorama 1973

Post by happymackem »

Ahh the good old days
i started in may 1970,now i didnot have a uniform just a jacket and a badge the pants and shirts were my own
but happy days
tell the younging nowerdays and it yea but you only had one bag of mail etc.
but proper christmas times
12 hour shifts,2 deliverys,work on a sunday and 5 hours o/t every days
now its just a normal day u young people NEVER had it so good :nana
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Exrep
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Post by Exrep »

Panaroma on a goverment run channel i think its not going to be very favourable to us blue shirts do you.
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Post by krussel »

Oh a great find :Applause

We still had those bikes when i started in 1988 :arrrghhh
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Exrep
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Post by Exrep »

The timing of this programe is rather odd considering whats going on
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Post by Stormproof »

krussel wrote:Oh a great find :Applause

We still had those bikes when i started in 1988 :arrrghhh
I used to ride a bike like that one when I first started, the brakes hardly ever worked and you used to have to tie the pouch round the handlebar stem, I fell off a couple of times because the bag slipped off the rack, no tray for your pouch in those days :cuppa
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sabaithaime
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Re: panorama 1973

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Ricky Bruch wrote:I think it is all part of a grand plan by "The Puppet Masters" to plant some more negative seeds within the minds of the dimwitted electorate :mfo :cfo
I reckon that just about hits the nail on the head Ricky.

This is my first post on the forum and am not familiar with proceedures, I think it would be useful if as many posties as possible watch Panorama's programme tommorow on the basis that information is power but I dont know how to post this info as widely as possible.

Here is a link to the BBC programme information.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00pgnvs" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;