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I’d say they’re overly dramatic headlines. For example, the nhs is under funded, as always, but still functioning with long wait time s for non emergency surger
by johndunne 4y ago
I’d say they’re overly dramatic headlines. For example, the nhs is under funded, as always, but still functioning with long wait time s for non emergency surgery/consultation. Poverty is rising as a consequence of the cost of living crisis. The Royal Mail has always been an overly priced service buts there’s loads more competition. Personally, I reckon we should just let the service die!
- Symbiote 4y agoSaturday deliveries and 5 weekday deliveries seem unnecessary, but universal letter and small (CD-sized) parcel service seems worthwhile. If the logistics work, delivering letters only if there's a first class letter to be delivered, if there's a standard letter that's been waiting more than 2-3 days, or if Royal Mail feel like it (e.g. delivering to this road for someone else's first class letter) might save a lot of money.