Ofcom has laid out reforms to Universal Service that will enable Royal Mail to change the frequency of second-class post. In an announcement today (10 July), the regulator said UK postal users would have extra protections against long delivery delays under the reforms, which it said will enable Royal Mail …

Postmen will have a new delivery schedule for second-class post (Credits: Royal Mail/PA Wire) Royal Mail will dramatically scale back their second-class delivery service. The post company will only deliver second-class letters once every other day during the week and get rid of their Saturday service entirely. Postmen’s new schedule …

Reading time: three minutes UK holidaymakers are facing steep price hikes for summer getaways, while Royal Mail is cutting Saturday second-class deliveries as part of a major overhaul. Meanwhile, Britain’s pubs are closing at a rate of one per day amid mounting financial pressures and biodiesel distributor Greenergy is shutting …

Royal Mail is to be allowed to scrap Saturday second-class stamp deliveries, under a series of reforms proposed by the communications regulator. From 28 July, Royal Mail will also be allowed to deliver second-class letters on alternate weekdays, Ofcom said. The post will still be delivered within three working days …

Royal Mail will be allowed to scrap Saturday deliveries for second class post and switch to an alternate weekday service instead from later this month, regulator Ofcom has announced (PA) (PA Wire) Royal Mail will be allowed to scrap Saturday deliveries for second class post and switch to an alternate …

The six times a week Second Class service will end on July 28 (Yui Mok/PA) (PA Wire) Second class mail deliveries are to be slashed from six to just three days a week from later this month in one of the biggest cutbacks in postal services in the 500 year …

Royal Mail will end Saturday deliveries of second-class letters from 28 July, in one of the biggest reforms to the postal service in more than a decade. The change, approved by Ofcom, comes as the regulator pushes to modernise the universal postal service in response to plummeting letter volumes, soaring …

Royal Mail has been granted permission by the communications watchdog to slow down first and second-class letter deliveries as part of a cost-cutting measure. As of the end of July, Ofcom’s new regulations will permit Royal Mail to deliver second-class letters on alternate weekdays from Monday to Friday, rather than …

UK regulator Ofcom has announced that Royal Mail will be allowed to cut its Second Class delivery service as part of its review of the universal service obligation. Under the changes, Royal Mail will deliver Second Class letters in a two-week cycle, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday one week and …

Royal Mail has won regulatory approval to reduce second-class letter deliveries to just two days a week from July 28, cutting Saturday services as … Source link