The father of Molly Russell has warned “sticking plasters” will not be enough to strengthen online safety measures after the Technology Secretary indicated he was considering an “app cap” for children. Ian Russell, whose 14-year-old daughter took her own life after viewing harmful content on social media, urged the Prime …
Read More »Ofcom’s “investigation” into Royal Mail: A cover for sabotaging the Universal Service Obligation
On May 23, regulator Ofcom announced an investigation into Royal Mail’s continued failure to meet statutory delivery targets for First and Second Class mail during 2024/25. These Quality of Service (QoS) targets have been ignored for years. Postal workers won’t be taken in. They have demanded action against the management …
Read More »Ofcom Investigates Royal Mail Over Delivery Failures | EasternEye
Ofcom launches probe into Royal Mail after ongoing delivery failures spark complaints and concerns over service standards across the UK. Source link
Read More »Royal Mail faces probe after revealing only 76.5% of its First Class post was delivered on time
Royal Mail is facing a probe from communications regulator Ofcom after it admitted failing to deliver nearly one in four First Class items on time. Britain’s postal service said only 76.5 per cent of First Class letters and parcels arrived within one working day, including Saturdays, in the year to …
Read More »Royal Mail faces fine as almost one in four first-class letters arrive late
Royal Mail is facing the threat of a fresh fine after delivering almost one in four first-class letters late. The postal service fell short of its targets for letter deliveries in its latest financial year, triggering an Ofcom investigation that could lead to a sanction. If confirmed, it would be …
Read More »Ofcom investigates Royal Mail after it misses delivery targets again
Regulators have launched an investigation into Royal Mail after it delivered just over three-quarters of first-class post on time last year, missing its delivery targets set by the communications watchdog. The company said 76.3% of first-class mail arrived within one working day in the 12 months to the end of …
Read More »Postal worker speaks on USO reform pilots: “A tripartite attack on jobs by Royal Mail, Ofcom and the CWU”
The World Socialist Web Site spoke with Ian, a postal worker from the north-west of England who is a member of the Postal Workers Rank-and-File Committee (PWRFC). Ian spoke about the “USO reform” announced by regulator Ofcom and being implemented by Royal Mail and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) through …
Read More »Online Safety Act 'missing vital opportunity' on suicide content – The Irish News
Royal Mail set to ditch second class Saturday deliveries under Ofcom plans … Source link
Read More »Ofcom drops OnlyFans probe into underage user access – The Irish News
Ofcom has dropped an investigation into whether subscription site OnlyFans is doing enough to prevent under-18s accessing pornography on the platform. However, the regulator said it is continuing with a probe into whether the site failed to provide it with complete and accurate information when requested. In a statement on …
Read More »Ofcom Proposes Reforms To Royal Mail’s Universal Service
Ofcom, Thursday, proposed changes to Royal Mail’s universal service to ensure its sustainability as letter volumes continue to decline. First Class mail will still be delivered six days a week at a uniform price across the UK, while Second Class letters will be delivered on alternate weekdays, excluding Saturdays, but …
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