Royal Mail is to be allowed to scrap Saturday second-class stamp deliveries, under a series of reforms proposed by the ...

The regulator said the plans, which would still require letters to be delivered within three working days of collection, ...

Britain's media regulator set new minimum acceptable delivery deadlines for Royal Mail on Thursday, changed some existing ...

The regulator said that from 28 July 28, Royal Mail will be able to axe the six-day-a-week service for second-class letters.

Royal Mail will dramatically scale back their second-class delivery service. The post company will only deliver second-class letters once every other day during the week and get rid of their Saturday ...

Royal Mail will end Saturday deliveries of second-class letters from 28 July, in one of the biggest reforms to the postal ...

The Government said it was “right” for Ofcom to look at postal reforms. “We now need Royal Mail to work with unions and posties to deliver a service that people expect, and this includes maintaining ...

Royal Mail will be allowed to scrap Saturday deliveries for second class post and switch to an alternate weekday service ...

Royal Mail given go ahead to slash second class deliveries to just three a week - Ofcom gives all clear to historic reduction ...

He said: “While stamp prices continue to climb, millions of people face post delays every year. “Royal Mail hasn’t met an annual delivery target for five years, but consumers will pay 124% ...

Royal Mail will be allowed to scrap Saturday deliveries for second-class post and switch to an alternate weekday service instead from later this month, regulator Ofcom has announced.

Under the current one-price-goes-anywhere Universal Service Obligation (USO), Royal Mail has to deliver post six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, and parcels on five from Monday to Friday. Ofcom ...