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Royal Mail services to Europe and International destinations from the Island are back up and running.
The Post Office made the announcement earlier today.
However, it warns for items posted today and tomorrow – people should expect a delay of up to 2 working days.
Any mail backdated from December, 22nd will be dispatched tonight.
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