England mailing format

The mailing format for England is as follows:

Postcode

The postcode is the most important part of the mailing format in England. It is a unique code consisting of two to four characters for the postcode district, followed by one or two characters for the postcode sector, and finally one or two characters for the postcode unit.

Example: SW1A 1AA

• SW1A is the postcode district
• 1 is the postcode sector
• AA is the postcode unit

Address Format

The address format in England typically includes the following elements:

1. House number and street name (e.g. 123 Main Street)
2. Town or city (e.g. London)
3. Postcode (e.g. SW1A 1AA)

Example:

Mr. John Smith 123 Main Street London SW1A 1AA

Additional Information

Some additional information that may be included in the mailing format in England includes:

• Flat or apartment number (e.g. Flat 3)
• Building name or block number (e.g. 345 Building)
• County or region (e.g. Greater London)
• Country (e.g. England)

Example:

Mr. John Smith Flat 3, 123 Main Street London, Greater London SW1A 1AA England

Notes

• The postcode is always written in uppercase letters.
• The address format may vary depending on the specific location and type of mail being sent.
• It's always a good idea to check the Royal Mail website for specific guidance on mailing formats and postcodes.