Ofcom fined Royal Mail £21 million last month after millions of letters arrived late across the UK
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Ofcom fined Royal Mail £21 million last month after millions of letters arrived late across the UK
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The owner of Royal Mail has announced a delay in the wider implementation of its controversial delivery reforms, which include discontinuing second-class letter services on Saturdays.
Regulators say the changes are needed to help the postal service ‘survive’
Royal Mail has come under fire over millions of letters arriving late
Heralding the biggest transformation to the postbox in its 175-year history, the new design was trialled earlier this year
The postal service delivered just 75.9pc of first-class letters and 89.3pc of second-class post on time between the end of March…
Royal Mail is facing accusations that postal workers are being asked to hide post from senior bosses, to give the appearance that…
Postal service to stop second-class Saturday deliveries in radical overhaul
