UNION leaders in Coventry and Warwickshire have welcomed an agreement offered by Royal Mail in an effort to end the postal workers' dispute. About 130,000 members of the Communication Workers' Union will now vote on whether to accept the deal and halt months of disruption to delivery services. The postal service has been in chaos as workers have been locked in rows with Royal Mail over pay, pensions and the future of local branches. Mick Kavanagh, Coventry-based spokesman for the CWU, said he was encouraging members in Coventry and Warwickshire to accept the terms. He said: "The agreement covers pay and flexibility, as well as branch closures, including the mail centre in Coventry. "This is a step in the right direction and we are keen to get industrial relations in Coventry and Warwickshire back on an even keel, although there are still some major challenges to face. "We want the government to carry out a review into competition within Royal Mail which is destroying profits in the company at the moment.