Thought it might be something to pester the Prime Minister to help put the pressure on whether it be re Leighton/Crozier not negotiating, making them reveal the profits RM made whatever, etc - here's a link I found which is supposed to go to the Prime Minister http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/Page821.asp
stroltroll wrote:Thought it might be something to pester the Prime Minister to help put the pressure on whether it be re Leighton/Crozier not negotiating, making them reveal the profits RM made whatever, etc - here's a link I found which is supposed to go to the Prime Minister http://www.number-10.gov.uk/output/Page821.asp
Have fun - the more the merrier
Just done it lets hope he like's the ramberling's of a pissed off Postman Bless him
sent him an email last week. Told him i was disgusted at the treatment of the unions by the labour party and he should remember why the labour movement was set up. Surprise, surprise no reply yet
Ive already wrote to the PM and a couple of local MPs at the end of last week, see what happens, chances are that the letter to the PM will get passed to the minister for trade and industry, or it will be the PM gets too many letters to answer them all...UNITY IS STRENGTH.
I emailed brown last week told him his ignorance of the reasons behind the strikes was very worrying!
no reply yet!
i have advocated us all writing to the national and local press in a previous topic
i have had letters published in the mirror and my local rag
we should write as i said before- GET IT IN THE PRESS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dear Mr Prime Minister
I am sending this message to you as a disapproval in the way the Royal Mail crisis is being handled. I am a Postwoman, I am also a single parent, so I do not take this strike action lightly but I feel I and my colleagues are being down trodden by the management and CEO's, morale is at an all time low. As the shareholder I feel you should be making some sort of input into this crisis. When are the figures going to be released? Is the delay due to some sort of 'cooking of the books'? so Messrs Leighton & Crozier can continue to say they have no more money. In my opinion there should be a review of Postcomm as Royal Mail are now on an uneven 'playing field', why is this? Royal Mail was a respected British Institution that the rest of the world envied, now it appears to be a chain around your governments neck. The majority of British postal workers have always supported the Labour party but I now feel things have changed, I for one will not be voting for your government again and I will be withdrawing my donations to your party from my CWU funds.
Doubt I'll get a response
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So keep on moving, moving, moving your feet
Keep on shuf-shuf-shuffling to this ghost dance beat
Just keep on walking down never ending streets
Great idea Phoney Tony had impecable timing it's all gone tits up since Brown got in. E-Mailed Billy Bragg the other day asking him for a bit of publicity but I'm not sure if he is even in the country .
Recieved a reply from PM, he is unable to answer all the letters he recieves, he has past your letter to the trade and industry secretary, so hes still not listening, he will when the next election comes around...UNITY IS STRENGTH.
Had reply from my mp after sending cwu cards. He hasn't got a clue needs educating somewhat so a few of us are thinking about setting meet up at least it may stop him from quoting :cfo but the way he has been lobbying them spose am not that surprised
If the talks dont lead to a settlement,then what about us picketing his office in Cowdenbeath?,I'm f@ckin well p@shed aff with the sloping shoulders of the Labour leadership and for that matter ALL the political parties, Fib Dem and SNP ,they dont want to know unless it's at an election,C@nts the whole lot of em