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Design Week Royal Mail targets small businesses with 3D printing serviceDesign WeekThe Royal Mail has announced that it is investing in a 3D printing service targeting small businesses. Royal Mail 3D printing service. Initially operating as a pilot scheme in the Royal Mail's Central London delivery offices, the new service …

Wired.co.uk Royal Mail will now 3D print things and deliver them to youWired.co.ukThe Royal Mail has noticed the trend for 3D printing things and has decided it could do with getting in on the act. After all, if something can be made, it can also be delivered, and when it …

Tech City News Royal Mail launches 3D printing trial with iMakrTech City NewsEurope's largest consumer 3D printing company iMakr is teaming up with the Royal Mail for a project that will see printers used in the latter's London delivery offices. The post service is looking to gauge interest in the …

The Royal Mail has noticed the trend for 3D printing things and has decided it could do with getting in on the act. After all, if something can be made, it can also be delivered, and when it comes to 3D-printed things, Royal Mail is keen to be the deliverer. …

Neil Woodford's Latest Buys: Centrica PLC, British American Tobacco Plc …Yahoo Finance UKMaster investor Neil Woodford was busy in the market last month. Catching my eye are increased holdings in blue chips Centrica (LSE: CNA), British American Tobacco (LSE: BATS), Imperial Tobacco (LSE: IMT) and Royal Mail (LSE: RMG). And …

BBC News Royal Mail on threat to 'universal service' deliveriesBBC NewsRoyal Mail has claimed competitors in the UK's bigger cities cherry picking its business could harm the less profitable rural services. And despite its modernisation programme, it said this means the universal service of a six-day-a-week service to all …and …

Royal Mail says competitors in the bigger cities cherry picking its business could harm rural postal services. More: continued here

Royal Mail''s central London delivery office on New Cavendish Street, near Oxford Street, will become a shop for anyone interested in buying printed items, and to watch the process of 3D printing. More: continued here

Royal Mail is piloting iMakr 3D printers in its offices to test whether it will become a valuable new revenue stream alongside its e-commerce arm today. More: continued here

Royal Mail has disclosed that the annual surge in post sent in red or gold envelopes during the Christmas period can outwit its automated sorting systems More: continued here