Royal Mail figures by mail type
Royal Mail figures by mail type – from information given at ILT tour of RM Distribution Centre in Hatfield
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Royal Mail figures by mail type – from information given at ILT tour of RM Distribution Centre in Hatfield
P:LibraryPostalRM statistics by mail type.xls
In August 2003, Postcomm issued a statement explaining the process it intended to follow to assess the application it had received from Royal Mail to introduce Size Based Pricing (SBP) from April 2005. Last December, Postcomm issued a further statement explaining that it was analysing Royal Mail’s proposal, and in particular, was discussing a number of outstanding issues with Royal Mail. Following initial analysis of Royal Mail’s application, Postcomm intends to issue a consultation document in April to seek views on the proposal. Interested parties will have 3 months to respond. This consultation will focus particularly on the principle of SBP, Postcomm’s approach to assessing Royal Mail’s proposal, and the impact on customers, including particularly practical implementation issues, such as the appropriate notice period for customers before any introduction of SBP. Postcomm is seeking as wide a participation of interested parties as possible.
Read MorePaul Jacksons summary of Guy Buswell presentation at IEA European Postal Services conference Mch 03 Amsterdam
Read MoreAt the recent IEA postal conference, Guy Buswell of Business Post reported that UK Mail was positioning its business class service between first and second class. They will sort to the 120 mail centres or the 1400 delivery centres, collect between 1600 and 1930 and deliver to the centres between 0830 and 12 noon next day. There will be some interesting new joint marketing initiatives with Royal Mail and there will be penalty clauses in the contract relationship with Royal Mail. On the parcels side he reported a 50% increase in home delivery and that Business Post carries out 50% of FedEx’ collection and deliveries in the UK.
Read MoreRoyal Mail has launched a guaranteed 9am next-day delivery service for businesses. The service is available through post offices or business collections and will be backed by a television, press and direct mail campaign. It offers customers a track-and-trace and compensation against loss or damage package at a cost of GBP6.95 for a standard-sized document. It operates as a courier service that does not go through the normal postal network. It is entirely separate from Parcelforce, which caters for bulkier and heavier items. This is the first time that Royal Mail has directly challenged the courier market.
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