Ofcom considers changes to UK second-class mail service, including eliminating Saturday deliveries, to enhance Royal Mail efficiency and address financial losses.
Ofcom, the UK postal regulator, is exploring changes to the second-class mail service, potentially eliminating Saturday deliveries and limiting them to alternate weekdays while maintaining first-class services six days a week. The aim is to enhance Royal Mail's efficiency and address financial losses, as letter volumes have significantly decreased. A consultation is set for early 2025, with a decision expected in summer 2025.
September 05, 2024
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