Co-op is to begin rolling out the first of 100 Royal Mail parcel lockers at its convenience stores this summer. The lockers will allow customers to drop off pre-labelled Royal Mail parcels and returns ...

Customers are currently able to organise a collection either via the Royal Mail website or app – and you’re able to choose between printing your own label, or having one provided.

ROYAL Mail customers have blasted the company for charging a 30p fee to collect parcels from homes. The company said the previously free collection service had been a promotional period which has n… ...

Royal Mail has launched a new influencer-led campaign, ‘Send It Your Way,’ in collaboration with SocialChain. The initiative aims to promote Royal Mail’s Out of Home (OOH) parcel services, such as ...

You can only track items with a reference number, not with a name, address or other details If you’ve lost your receipt or tear-off label, Royal Mail won't be able to give you the reference number.

“You can now drop your parcel in any postbox where it fits - you just need a label with a barcode.” Royal Mail hope the new postboxes will make it easier for people to send parcels using their ...

As part of these plans, Royal Mail currently has a network of more than 1,500 lockers and 7,000 Collect+ stores for customers to use. On Royal Mail’s partnership with Sainsbury’s Mr Clarkson ...

Sainsbury's is set to make a significant change across its UK stores, becoming the first supermarket chain in the country to partner with Royal Mail. The collaboration will see the introduction of ...

Sainsbury’s has revealed a big change to its stores across the UK by introducing a new Royal Mail feature. It comes as the supermarket has announced a long-term partnership, introducing parcel ...

Royal Mail and Sainsbury’s have announced a long-term partnership introducing parcel lockers at Sainsbury’s stores across the UK - with the first one open in Desborough.

The red smart lockers feature label printing, with shoppers pre-paying for postage online. Although they currently cannot be used to collect parcels, Royal Mail will add a collection service “soon”.

New 'no queues, no labels' parcel delivery service launched that's cheaper than Royal Mail Those sending parcels via InPost will see prices start at £1.99, compared to Royal Mail's £3.25 minimum ...