[ad_1] The plans, being put forward to the industry watchdog, would also see second-class deliveries reduced to every other weekday. In its submission to Ofcom’s consultation on the future of the universal postal service, Royal Mail said its proposals would see all non first-class letter deliveries – including second class and bulk business mail –…

[ad_1] The owner of Royal Mail has asked the industry regulator to let it reduce deliveries of second-class letters to just two or three days a week, cutting nearly 1,000 jobs and saving £300m a year in the process. Responding to Ofcom’s consultation on reforming the universal service rules amid declining letter volumes, International Distributions…

[ad_1] Members of the public have complained they had to pay £5 penalties to collect post because the stamps were deemed to be counterfeit, the Daily Telegraph reported. The issue has emerged since the postal service switched entirely to a new barcoded system last July. Postmasters have said the allegedly fake stamps were bought from…

[ad_1] Greetings card retailers have urged the communications industry regulator to cut a midweek delivery day rather than Saturday if it must reduce Britain’s letter services, as a consultation on postal reforms closes. The Greeting Card Association (GCA) has said that stopping delivery of standard letters on Tuesday or Wednesday would be far less damaging…

[ad_1] In its submission to Ofcom’s consultation on the future of the universal postal service, Royal Mail said its proposals would see all non first-class letter deliveries – including second class and bulk business mail – reduced to save it up to £300 million a year. But it would keep a six-day-a-week service for first-class…