Royal Mail is on the cusp of being allowed to scrap Saturday deliveries for second class letters in a move proposed by Ofcom, ...

The regulator said it was also planning to cut delivery targets to bring them more in line with other European markets.

Royal Mail is considering discontinuing second class letter deliveries on Saturdays and reducing the service to alternate weekdays, according to new plans unveiled by regulator Ofcom. First class ...

Britain's Ofcom has proposed changes to Royal Mail's obligations including so-called second-class letters delivered on alternate weekdays instead of Saturdays, the regulator said on Thursday.

Ofcom also outlined plans to cut Royal Mail’s main delivery targets, for first class mail from 93% to 90% delivered the next day, and for second class mail from 98.5% to 95% delivered within ...

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Royal Mail is set to be allowed to ditch Saturday deliveries for second class letters under plans put forward by Ofcom that will also see postal delivery targets cut. The postal and communications ...

Royal Mail will be allowed to scrap Saturday second class deliveries under plans being set forward by Ofcom. The regulator said that after a consultation, it had provisionally concluded that ...

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