Parcel Force

The UK's "leading" leading is used in a very loose sense here - loser than the bowels of a chronic IBS sufferer after a night on lager and vindaloo is called Parcel Force.

DHL. Express Delivery to Hell vuboq 2006

Yesterday I stayed in all day because I waited for the slippers which failed to arrive (grr at Parcel Force!), but that was okay because I got my period (rudely late).

sheepdip Diary Entry sheepdip 2002

Parcel Force, one of Britain's largest couriers, has suspended deliveries to Scottish depots.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010

Parcel Force took the "unprecedented decision" not to accept any parcels for delivery in its Glasgow, Edinburgh, Perth and Aberdeen centres, until it is "confident" it can honour

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2010

The cocaine - of between 68 and 79 per cent purity - was concealed in the back of three paintings sent by express mail with Parcel Force.

Whitehaven News headlines 2010

A package promptly arrived from Scotland via Parcel Force and as I was away on holiday at the time and my neighbours were out, it was taken to my local post office for me to pick up later.

British Blogs 2009

Parcel Force recently left an international signed for parcel by my back door without getting a signature.

Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph 2009

I don't know if it was a Royal Mail postman or Parcel Force delivery driver but a few weeks ago such a card was left when I was definitely at home (and would have heard the door bell).

Telegraph.co.uk: news business sport the Daily Telegraph newspaper Sunday Telegraph 2009

Go behind the union-bashing and you'll find that the Communication Workers Union and the management of Parcel Force, a subsidiary of Royal Mail, are constructing a model of industrial democracy that has turned this public organisation around from near collapse, showing that a democratically managed public sector company can provide better value for money than most of the private companies with which it now has to compete.

Red Pepper 2009

Go behind the union-bashing and you'll find that the Communication Workers Union and the management of Parcel Force, a subsidiary of Royal Mail, are constructing a model of industrial democracy that has turned this public organisation around from near collapse, showing that a democratically managed public sector company can provide better value for money than most of the private companies with which it now has to compete.

Rebellion Sucks! = a blog for socialism & self-determination 2009