Royal Mail is keeping UK businesses and communities connected

Royal Mail Keeps U.K. Communities and Businesses Connected During Coronavirus Lockdown

As the U.K. is entering its second week of a lockdown order, the Royal Mail is assuring customers it is adhering to heightened health and safety standards and is open for business with minimal interruptions.

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Shane O’Riordain, Royal Mail Managing Director of Regulation and Corporate Affairs said:

“As one of the U.K.’s essential services, Royal Mail remains open for business while the nation remains in lockdown. We know that the Universal Postal Service provides a lifeline to businesses and communities everywhere.”

“In line with Government guidance, online retailers continue to do business. And so do we. The delivery of parcels and letters has become even more crucial as a way of keeping the country together, businesses operating, and helping many people who may not have the option to leave their homes.”

“At Royal Mail, we understand the important role we have to play in helping people to stay connected. We continue to work hard to collect, process, and deliver as much mail and parcels as possible in difficult circumstances.”

“The mail is still scheduled to be collected and delivered as normal. This is a fast-moving situation and local service levels may at times be impacted by local absences. Despite the challenges, we remain committed to deliver the most comprehensive service we can to all our customers in these difficult times.”

“We would like to thank all our colleagues across the U.K. for helping to keep the nation connected in such challenging circumstances. Their work at this time is hugely appreciated.”

Royal Mail Makes It Even Easier to Send Mail From Home

With increasing numbers of people self-isolating or working from home and the resulting rapid switch to online shopping and sending parcels from home, Royal Mail has developed the following guide to make the delivery and sending of parcels easier in these difficult circumstances:

1. Download the Royal Mail App to send or receive parcels. It’s on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and lets customers send parcels, track parcels, check where to drop off parcels or book a redelivery and everything else that may be needed to manage parcels and letters, all from your phone.

2. Register on the Royal Mail website. Regular senders have access to more features and automatically link to marketplaces like eBay to help them quickly move more of their business online.

3. Convenient drop-off options. Customers who ship parcels on the Royal Mail App or website and print a label at home can drop them off in Royal Mail parcel postboxes 24/7, or if they don’t have a printer they can ship on the app and bring the parcel and phone to any Royal Mail customer service point and the label will be quickly printed for them.

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Editorial Note: This post is from a Company Press Release and may have been modified for clarity.

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