The UK’s postal regulator has proposed easing the Royal Mail’s obligations, allowing the company to make fewer deliveries as ...

Britain's Ofcom has proposed changes to Royal Mail's obligations including so-called second-class letters delivered on ...

Postal regulator Ofcom have green lit changes to Royal Mail Saturday deliveries - but their decision has sparked anger from ...

The regulator said it was also planning to cut delivery targets to bring them more in line with other European markets.

The communications director Ofcom has confirmed plans to cut down the number of days where second class mail is delivered by ...

The regulator said it is "no longer financially sustainable" for Royal Mail to deliver letters six days a week, as it revealed plans to cut the service to second class mail ...

The U.K. communications regulator is setting out changes to Royal Mail's responsibilities with reduced second-class deliveries and cutting out Saturday services. The Office of Communications, or Ofcom ...

The communications watchdog says its research shows people are more willing to accept reduced quality service than price rises to fund better services, and want reliability and affordability more than ...

Royal Mail should be allowed to cut Saturday deliveries for second class letters in order save millions of pounds a year and protect the future of the UK's postal service, the regulator has proposed.

Scrapping some deliveries would save Royal Mail between £250 million and £425 million a year, according to Ofcom.

Royal Mail could scrap second class letter deliveries on Saturdays and reduce the service to alternate weekdays under new plans announced by regulator Ofcom.