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Last post dates for Christmas 2021 from the Royal Mail – send your mail TODAY!

Have you sent your Christmas cards and gifts yet? TODAY is your last chance for some Royal Mail services before Christmas – have you sent your cards and gifts yet?

If you’re making a list and double-checking it, it’s time to get those items off your list and into the mail before it’s too late.

The deadlines for posting items to arrive in time for Christmas are rapidly approaching.

Here’s when you should mail your packages and how to avoid the Post Office’s busiest day of the year.

Today is the last day to use the Post Office’s 2nd Class, 2nd Class signed for, and Royal Mail 48 services.

The Post Office is busiest at this time of year, so the sooner you can get your items in the mail, the better.

Although the 2nd Class, 2nd Class signed for, and Royal Mail 48 deadlines have passed, you can still send items closer to Christmas if you have any last-minute gifts.

All deadlines for posting items before Christmas are listed below.

Tuesday, December 21 is the last day for 1st Class, 1st Class Signed For, Royal Mail 24, and Royal Mail Tracked 48.

The Royal Mail Tracked 24 service will be available until Wednesday, December 22.

Thursday, December 23 is the last day to order Special Delivery Guaranteed.

Royal Mail works extremely hard during the holiday season, their busiest time of year, to ensure that everyone receives their packages in time for Christmas, but things can sometimes be delayed due to circumstances beyond their control.

The best way to avoid unexpected delays is to send your Christmas cards and gifts as soon as possible, so if you haven’t already, do so today.

This Monday, December 20, is the Post Office’s busiest day of the year, so if you can beat the rush and mail today, you might avoid a long line!

According to Post Office predictions, because there are five working days before Christmas this year, more people are likely to postpone errands, such as mailing, until the week beginning December 20.

According to Post Office research, a quarter of Britons are concerned that if their gift does not arrive on time, they will appear to have made insufficient effort.

One out of every ten parents is concerned about having to explain why Santa Claus exists to their children.

“Brinkwire News in Condensed Form.”