‘Where is my package?’ Royal Mail customers are being warned of delays in 13 postcodes. » Brinkwire

‘Where is my package?’ Royal Mail customers are being warned of delays in 13 postcodes.

For several days now, ROYAL MAIL has been experiencing delays due to the holidays.

Customers have been informed of the areas that are most affected by the company.

Although the postal service is improving and there are fewer delays than before Christmas, Royal Mail continues to face significant delays.

The company is doing its best to deliver parcels across the United Kingdom, but several areas are currently affected.

The Royal Mail website has been updated to keep customers up to date on the status of their service.

The company stated that it uses an air, rail, and road network to transport letters and parcels between distribution hubs, mail processing centers, and delivery offices across the United Kingdom.

During the previous 24 hours, Royal Mail’s air, rail, and road networks all ran on time.

However, some issues were reported by the mail centers.

In some mail centers, not all mail was processed or dispatched on time in the last 24 hours.

As a result, Royal Mail warns that mail in those areas may arrive slightly later than expected.

Below is a list of the affected mail centers.

South Midlands Mail Centre: Some mail was delivered today to addresses in the CV, LE, MK, and NN postcode areas after being posted in other parts of the UK on Friday.

Chester Mail Centre: Some mail was delivered today to addresses in the CH, LL, and SY postcode areas, after being posted in other parts of the UK on Friday.

Birmingham Mail Centre: Some mail was delivered today to addresses in the B, HR, and WR postcode areas after being posted in other parts of the UK on Friday.

Warrington Mail Centre: Some mail was delivered today to addresses in the CW, L, WA, and WN postcode areas, after being posted in other parts of the UK on Friday.

Croydon Mail Centre: Some mail was delivered today to addresses in the BR, CR, SE, and SM postcode areas after being posted in other parts of the UK on Friday.

Royal Mail said today, December 30, that deliveries are running normally across the country.

Some areas, however, are experiencing delays.

This is due to self-isolation brought on by Covid, high levels of sick leave, resourcing, or other local factors.

“We’re sorry for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding,” Royal Mail said on its website in response to the affected postcodes.

“We’ll do it.

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