Aerial photos show thousands of parcels stored outside at Royal Mail centre
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But many people posted comments in support of Royal Mail staff who have been taking industrial action. "The strikes started months ago so the directors could have agreed to a deal of some sort and the pile you see would not be there would it?"A Communication Workers Union spokesperson said: "In many major mail centres, the post is doubling by the day.
A Royal Mail spokesperson said that the pictures showed a "busy mail centre" with thousands of parcels moving through the network.
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