UK MPs are sent letters about misdelivered mail by post watchdog – but none of them arrives
The postal services watchdog, Postwatch, has lodged an official complaint with the Royal Mail after all the letters it sent to a group of MPs were lost in the post – the missing items were promoting a campaign to encourage people to report misdelivered or lost mail. The letters, addressed to 49 MPs at the House of Commons, were posted first class from Ely, Cambridgeshire, on May 13. Each was clearly marked with the Postwatch return address. After a fortnight, it became clear that none of the “Stamp Out Misdelivered Mail” campaign material had been delivered. Royal Mail had no explanation for this. A spokesman said:”We have conducted a full investigation and have found no evidence of any problems in the relevant postal areas. As far as we are concerned, the letters are not in our system.”
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