The postal service set to be allowed to deliver second-class letters on alternate weekdays and not Saturdays under a major shake-up across the country.

Royal Mail is set to shake up its delivery service after Ofcom put forward new plans.Ofcom proposes ending Saturday deliveries for second-class mail, in a move that could save Royal Mail millions ...

Ofcom has also outlined plans to lower Royal Mail's delivery targets, reducing the next-day delivery rate for first-class ...

The move will see Royal Mail's delivery targets cut, with second class letter service being reduced to alternate weekdays, while first class deliveries will still be six days a week ...

The regulator said it is "no longer financially sustainable" for Royal Mail to deliver letters six days a week, as it ...

Ofcom said cutting second class letters to every other week day, but still within three working days of collection and with a ...

Ofcom has published its reccomendations into the long-await review on the universal service obligation for Royal Mail.

First-class letters will still be delivered on Saturdays, while a cap on second-class stamp prices will remain in place. Ofcom has put forward proposals to change Royal Mail’s universal service ...

Royal Mail may soon be allowed to stop Saturday deliveries for second-class letters, as Ofcom proposes changes that would also reduce broader postal delivery targets.

This would save Royal Mail between £250 million and £425 million ... a week at the same price throughout the UK, and a price cap on second class stamps.” Ofcom said its latest research ...