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“Royal Mail is a vital public service with clear obligations. A year on from the takeover, those standards are still not being met. This agreement must now be the turning point.
“The task now is simple: put the new model into action, improve reliability, and rebuild trust with the public. We will be watching closely to ensure this deal delivers the better service that households deserve.”
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Business and Trade Committee publishes correspondence with Royal Mail, EP Group, CWU and Ofcom on Royal Mail’s performance
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Re: Business and Trade Committee publishes correspondence with Royal Mail, EP Group, CWU and Ofcom on Royal Mail’s performance
So is that the final outcome no real comments on the outcome of their investigations?
If the PC thinks that reducing 2c mail deliveries to alternative days is now going to increase "reliability" then they must be deluded.
If the PC thinks that reducing 2c mail deliveries to alternative days is now going to increase "reliability" then they must be deluded.
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Re: Business and Trade Committee publishes correspondence with Royal Mail, EP Group, CWU and Ofcom on Royal Mail’s performance
On today's news royal mail have announced no 2nd class mail on Saturdays from a further 240 delivery offices (presumably the next lot of ODM (sorry my bad DM26) trials with full rollout December, presumably they forgot to mention it also being cut to 5 days per fortnight.
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Re: Business and Trade Committee publishes correspondence with Royal Mail, EP Group, CWU and Ofcom on Royal Mail’s performance
It'll be 0 days per fortnight in December, based on the last three years. No amount of resourcing can keep this plan ticking along through Peak. Right now 1C is noticeably up (a whole 2%, I'm not even talking about the postal ballots) and it's already wrecking our ability to alternate the walks.ted_e_bear wrote: ↑17 Apr 2026, 10:03On today's news royal mail have announced no 2nd class mail on Saturdays from a further 240 delivery offices (presumably the next lot of ODM (sorry my bad DM26) trials with full rollout December, presumably they forgot to mention it also being cut to 5 days per fortnight.
The machine stops.