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Major changes to Royal Mail’s delivery times and targets have come into effect as regulator Ofcom looks to cut costs and modernise the service. From today, Royal Mail can start delivering second-class letters on alternate weekdays, instead of six days a week. The target to deliver these letters will remain …

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A major change is being made to Royal Mail delivery times in a bid to help the service ‘survive’ – with the updated scheduling coming into play from today. As part of the overhaul, those sending second-class post can no longer expect their delivery to be made on Saturdays. The …

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Royal Mail has implemented a significant alteration to its second class postal service, effective from today. Saturday deliveries of second class post will cease, and the service will only operate on alternating weekdays, as opposed to the previous six-day schedule. The Mirror was informed by Royal Mail that this change …

A huge change to Royal Mail deliveries starts today New Royal Mail delivery rules start today for millions of UK households(Image: Joe Giddens/PA Wire) A major overhaul to Royal Mail deliveries begins today as part of a sweeping transformation. From today, Monday, July 28, second-class letters will be delivered on …

Instead, second-class letters in these areas will be posted every other weekday going forward. Regulator Ofcom said it had given the green light to Royal Mail to axe the six-day-a-week service for second-class letters but that it must keep Monday to Saturday deliveries for first-class post. It said this would …

Royal Mail will not post second-class letters on Saturdays from today (July 28), meaning this week will be the first Saturday that homeowners won’t receive this type of post. Instead, second-class letters will be posted every other weekday going forward. Regulator Ofcom said it had given the green light to …

Instead, second-class letters will be posted every other weekday going forward. Regulator Ofcom said it had given the green light to Royal Mail to axe the six-day-a-week service for second-class letters but that it must keep Monday to Saturday deliveries for first-class post. It said this would mean it would …

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