Menu
13/11/2014
Postal Workers To Receive Missing People Alerts
Postal workers are to receive alerts of missing and vulnerable people as part of a new agreement between Royal Mail (RM) and the charity Missing People.
RM's 124,000 postal workers will receive images and descriptions of missing children and adults to hand-held scanners, usually used to track deliveries.
These alerts will be issued based on geographical location, or when necessary nationally across the whole network.
The move marks the first time a private business has made its communication channels available to a national charity. It will begin on 1st December.
(MH/CD)
RM's 124,000 postal workers will receive images and descriptions of missing children and adults to hand-held scanners, usually used to track deliveries.
These alerts will be issued based on geographical location, or when necessary nationally across the whole network.
The move marks the first time a private business has made its communication channels available to a national charity. It will begin on 1st December.
(MH/CD)
Related UK National News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
02 August 2013
Post-Mortem On UEA Lake Body 'Inconclusive'
Police in East Anglia have said that results from a post-mortem on the body of woman found floating in a university lake are "inconclusive". An angler reported the body on Thursday morning, and the police have been unable to identify the victim. All students, staff and visitors of the University of East Anglia (UEA) have been accounted for.
Post-Mortem On UEA Lake Body 'Inconclusive'
Police in East Anglia have said that results from a post-mortem on the body of woman found floating in a university lake are "inconclusive". An angler reported the body on Thursday morning, and the police have been unable to identify the victim. All students, staff and visitors of the University of East Anglia (UEA) have been accounted for.
20 July 2015
Sussex Police Appeal For Two Missing People
Sussex Police have issued appeals for two missing people. Police are concerned for the welfare of 15-year-old Abigail Beach, who has been missing from her home since Friday. The teenager was last seen at 1am on Friday (17 July) but officers have been unable to get in touch with her to confirm that she is ok.
Sussex Police Appeal For Two Missing People
Sussex Police have issued appeals for two missing people. Police are concerned for the welfare of 15-year-old Abigail Beach, who has been missing from her home since Friday. The teenager was last seen at 1am on Friday (17 July) but officers have been unable to get in touch with her to confirm that she is ok.
19 June 2015
Newcastle Police Appeal For Help Tracing Two Missing People
Police in Newcastle have appealed for the public's help in tracing two missing people. 63-year-old MaryAnn Cook has been missing since Tuesday 09 June, when she was last seen leaving her home in Oakfield Gardens. It is known that Ms Cook travelled by taxi to Central Station, but she failed to return home and has not been seen since.
Newcastle Police Appeal For Help Tracing Two Missing People
Police in Newcastle have appealed for the public's help in tracing two missing people. 63-year-old MaryAnn Cook has been missing since Tuesday 09 June, when she was last seen leaving her home in Oakfield Gardens. It is known that Ms Cook travelled by taxi to Central Station, but she failed to return home and has not been seen since.
16 May 2005
Massive response for ‘Piano Man’ information appeal
The National Missing Persons Helpline (NMPH) appeal for information about a mysterious man dubbed the ‘Piano Man’ has received a massive response. The man's social worker Michael Camp told reporters that they had received one lead, the name of a possible person in Sussex.
Massive response for ‘Piano Man’ information appeal
The National Missing Persons Helpline (NMPH) appeal for information about a mysterious man dubbed the ‘Piano Man’ has received a massive response. The man's social worker Michael Camp told reporters that they had received one lead, the name of a possible person in Sussex.
21 January 2009
'Technology Can Make Our Public Services Even Better': Minister
Cabinet Office Minister Tom Watson has joined the Prime Minister in recognising innovative ways technology is used to make public services more accessible and efficient.
'Technology Can Make Our Public Services Even Better': Minister
Cabinet Office Minister Tom Watson has joined the Prime Minister in recognising innovative ways technology is used to make public services more accessible and efficient.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:Showers, scattered in the evening, will clear by midnight leaving the night dry with clear spells. Perhaps a touch of ground frost. Cloud will spread east towards morning. Minimum temperature 2 °C.
