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what is happening to the bikes
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kingofmcr
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what is happening to the bikes
what is happening to the bikes ..when the change to trollys takes effect .will we be given the option to buy ? or are they destined for elsewhere
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fishtank
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Re: what is happening to the bikes
kingofmcr wrote:what is happening to the bikes ..when the change to trollys takes effect .will we be given the option to buy ? or are they destined for elsewhere
Q. What happens to cycles removed as a result of the new delivery methods? Can our people buy them for a nominal fee?
A. Cycles that are made surplus will be redeployed to other offices, not yet adopting Delivery Methods, to allow the disposal of cycles reaching the end of their normal lifespan.
It’s Royal Mail policy that cycles are not donated or sold to RMG staff, members of the public or other organisations for reuse or resale within the UK. Surplus cycles no longer required for operational use will be donated to the charity "Re-cycle" who supplies them for use in Africa.
If they are unfit for use they are disposed of by scrapping.
Royal Mail supports the Cycle2Work scheme; staff interested in using a cycle to get to and from work can get a new bicycle and cycling safety equipment through the Cycle2Work scheme. Providing the main use of the bike is for commuting to work you will incur no income tax or NI on the benefit. Call 08700 660 511 or visit http://www.cycle2work.net" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; for further information.![]()
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good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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Caniel
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Re: what is happening to the bikes
I wouldn't mind my bike, am rather fond of it :/ Instead it will end up in africa where some poor chap will be riding it around on it's rims :(
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dave7634
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Re: what is happening to the bikes
Back in the day we used them for 2nd deliveries where you had a "double 2nd" In other words your own 2nd and a part timers.Caniel wrote:I wouldn't mind my bike, am rather fond of it :/ Instead it will end up in africa where some poor chap will be riding it around on it's rims :(
When the bikes were no longer any good we used to put sealed bids in an envelope and the highest bid won (and paid) for the bike. Ahh well. Better Africa get them I guess
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post_bitch
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Re: what is happening to the bikes
give them to poverty
give them to part timers

i guess youve seen they way they beg dom for overtime ( eating money)
just the way RM like it
give them to part timers

i guess youve seen they way they beg dom for overtime ( eating money)
just the way RM like it
clean and original ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkkC9cK8Hz0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;