theteddy007 wrote:Yes so far, we only get between 4 and 8 a day at the moment though.A2B wrote:Are they all Bloom And Wild?theteddy007 wrote:They are marked up on the york normally but with a gold star on the label when they come to our mail centre.SpacePhoenix wrote:Are they marked up in any way to show that they're LAT items or are they marked up just like a normal Tracked 24 item?
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The only company currently on the LAT is Bloom and Wild. However plenty of other companies are in discussions. Remember the actual launch is October , it was introduced in July with one customer to iron out any problems in the pipeline or resourcing .
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Thanks for clearing that up, i guess some people are getting confused because they are delivering 'normal' packets to bulk out the LAT duty at presentdingo wrote:The only company currently on the LAT is Bloom and Wild. However plenty of other companies are in discussions. Remember the actual launch is October , it was introduced in July with one customer to iron out any problems in the pipeline or resourcing .
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Now he's clarified it dingo means on the comparable time period to last year since GPDR came in this year - so basically 11% drop inSir Henry wrote:So this would be in line with the supposed decrease in jail year on year that the company bleat about no?dingo wrote:Yellow belly the 11% is since the data protection act has come in and compared to the same period as last year letters are down 11%.
mail for the period from 25 May to now. Whether that translates into an ANNUAL decline of 11% can't be judged until the end of Royal Mail's
reporting year.
Personally I've seen mail from catalogue companies and the like start to come through addressed to 'The Occupier' rather than named person.
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If it's only the york header card that is marked then the was returned back to the MC have probably got a good chance of ending up with the normal Tracked when they get returned back to the MCtheteddy007 wrote:They are marked up on the york normally but with a gold star on the label when they come to our mail centre.SpacePhoenix wrote:Are they marked up in any way to show that they're LAT items or are they marked up just like a normal Tracked 24 item?
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I've been doing a full delivery in the afternoon if there aren't many LAT products. It's been exhausting in the late afternoon heat and everyone has their doors open so you don't know if they have a dog loose or not.
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No, I have delivered many Ted Baker items. Indeed, go to Ted Baker website and order a parcel (cancel before you have to buy!) and you will see exactly how it works.dingo wrote:The only company currently on the LAT is Bloom and Wild. However plenty of other companies are in discussions. Remember the actual launch is October , it was introduced in July with one customer to iron out any problems in the pipeline or resourcing .
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Well the few packets I've seen they don't look any different. Seen Zara, Ted baker and bloom n wild. Some days it's been 40 And others only 3.
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Today’s figures for LAT in the South by Mail centres serving 34 depots or Hubs
Jubilee MC total of 21 across 8 Hubs
Greenford. Total of 12 across 7 Hubs
Mount total of 13 across 7 Hubs
Romford total of 3 across 6 Hubs
Croydon total of 7 across 6 Hubs
All Bloom and Wild and the only current contract on LAT
Jubilee MC total of 21 across 8 Hubs
Greenford. Total of 12 across 7 Hubs
Mount total of 13 across 7 Hubs
Romford total of 3 across 6 Hubs
Croydon total of 7 across 6 Hubs
All Bloom and Wild and the only current contract on LAT
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@dingo, have you bothered reading through this thread?dingo wrote:Today’s figures for LAT in the South by Mail centres serving 34 depots or Hubs
Jubilee MC total of 21 across 8 Hubs
Greenford. Total of 12 across 7 Hubs
Mount total of 13 across 7 Hubs
Romford total of 3 across 6 Hubs
Croydon total of 7 across 6 Hubs
All Bloom and Wild and the only current contract on LAT
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space - there is only one customer , look at the volumes . If there was more than one customer that Royal Mail would have communicated this to the media.
Look at Romford covering E1-18 , Romford and Ilford and they have 3 items ?
Lots of companies are interested and wait for the fanfare in October.
Look at Romford covering E1-18 , Romford and Ilford and they have 3 items ?
Lots of companies are interested and wait for the fanfare in October.
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dingo, you need to go to Specsaversdingo wrote:space - there is only one customer , look at the volumes . If there was more than one customer that Royal Mail would have communicated this to the media.
Look at Romford covering E1-18 , Romford and Ilford and they have 3 items ?
Lots of companies are interested and wait for the fanfare in October.
Tristral wrote:Well the few packets I've seen they don't look any different. Seen Zara, Ted baker and bloom n wild. Some days it's been 40 And others only 3.
Wild Rover wrote:No, I have delivered many Ted Baker items. Indeed, go to Ted Baker website and order a parcel (cancel before you have to buy!) and you will see exactly how it works.dingo wrote:The only company currently on the LAT is Bloom and Wild. However plenty of other companies are in discussions. Remember the actual launch is October , it was introduced in July with one customer to iron out any problems in the pipeline or resourcing .
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But the extras may not have been LAT - but padding for the duty from the DOM.
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Exactly,RM are not putting a duty on to deliver 3 LAT parcels, obviously they will give you enough of whatever is available so you fill your duty timeTrueBlueTerrier wrote:But the extras may not have been LAT - but padding for the duty from the DOM.
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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:But the extras may not have been LAT - but padding for the duty from the DOM.
Exactly.