Royal Mail delays the full rollout of its postal overhaul until after Christmas
Summary
Royal Mail has delayed the full rollout of its postal overhaul until after Christmas, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Monday 26 October, the group saying it had agreed with the postal workers union to delay expanding the reforms to the remaining 107 delivery offices until January. Wales Online reported that Royal Mail confirmed a major change to post deliveries is 'being delayed', changes to second-class post being planned, and the Liverpool Echo wrote that the reforms will result in second-class post only being delivered on alternate weekdays and Saturday second-class deliveries being scrapped.
Latest: Royal Mail delays the full rollout of its postal overhaul until after Christmas, having agreed with the postal workers union to delay expanding the reforms to the remaining 107 delivery offices until January, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, Wales Online writing that changes to second-class post are planned.
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How it unfolded
Monday 26 October
Royal Mail delays the full rollout of its postal overhaul until after Christmas, having agreed with the postal workers union to delay expanding the reforms to the remaining 107 delivery offices until January, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, Wales Online writing that changes to second-class post are planned.
- 08:17Liverpool Echo Royal Mail delays full rollout of changes to postal service until after Christmas
- 08:05Bristol Post Major change to post deliveries 'being delayed' says Royal Mail
- 08:02Wales Online Royal Mail confirms major change to post deliveries 'being delayed'
- 07:39The Independent Royal Mail delays full rollout of postal overhaul until after Christmas
- 07:39Evening Standard Royal Mail delays full rollout of postal overhaul until after Christmas