Second class post deliveries should be reduced, says regulator
Source: BBC
Royal Mail should only deliver second class letters every other weekday to "protect" the future of the UK's postal industry, the industry regulator has proposed. Ofcom said the Universal Service Obligation (USO) must be reformed as people send fewer letters every year but stamp prices keep rising. The one-price-goes-anywhere USO means Royal Mail has to deliver post six days a week, from Monday to Saturday, and…
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