New Royal Mail location finder launched
A new Royal Mail location finder has been launched to make it easier than ever for customers to find their nearest place to send, collect or return parcels. The Find Royal Mail Locations tool on royalmail.com follows the massive expansion of the company’s network, which now includes lockers, Royal Mail Shops and parcel postboxes. Customers […]
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A new Royal Mail location finder has been launched to make it easier than ever for customers to find their nearest place to send, collect or return parcels. The Find Royal Mail Locations tool on royalmail. com follows the massive expansion of the company’s network, which now includes lockers, Royal Mail Shops and parcel postboxes.
Customers can search by postcode or a large map and use advanced filters to find their most convenient option depending on: Service type including collection, parcel drop off, or purchasing postage Opening hours Parcel size Royal Mail has the UK’s largest out-of-home network with c. 30,000 parcel points, including lockers, shops and parcel postboxes.
The company remains on track to reach 45,000 out-of-home locations by 2030. Find Royal Mail Locations has been launched as part of Royal Mail’s investment in making it as convenient as possible for customers to send and return parcels.
People are shopping online and using second-hand marketplaces more and more, meaning they need convenient options to send and collect their parcels. We’ve massively expanded our network to give customers more choice. Find Royal Mail Locations makes it easier than ever to find the best option, whatever the size of parcel or time of day.
– Mike Richmond, Chief Customer Officer, Royal Mail
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