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Royal Mail said with the group's reorganisation about to enter a new phase, including automation of the parcel service, it was a logical time for Higson to go.

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The reason these officials are taking a close interest in Adam's area is that they're doing a spot of pastoral reorganisation, thinking about "how to 'be church' here" (such a good line).

It is sad, tragically sad, that we have spent a season discussing songs of hate and bungled reorganisation, ranting about the state of pitches and bank balances and trying to comprehend litigation.

He thinks the reorganisation of government brought about by the introduction of a new Kenyan constitution in 2010 has left considerable uncertainty.

"I think from the announcement Bombardier made in July about reorganisation for their worldwide operations, everybody has been apprehensive about how Belfast was going to be affected," he said.

Nothing united the magazine's readership more than the 1974 local government reorganisation which brought about the demise of the old Ridings of Yorkshire.

It was only after an irate article in the Times, welcoming the reorganisation but complaining about the vulgarity of the phrase "publicity design", that a new title was sought.

The DWP said the reorganisation was not about cutting jobs but "delivering a more efficient and modern employment service".

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