Royal mail direction

Here is the Royal Mail's guidance on how to write a correct address for mail delivery:

Format:

• Use the following format for addresses:
  • House name or number
  • Street name
  • Town or city
  • Postcode
• Use a comma (,) to separate each line
• Use a space between the street name and the town or city

Example:

• 123 Main Street, London, SW1A 1AA

Key points to remember:

• Use the correct postcode: Make sure to use the correct postcode for the area you are sending the mail to. You can find the postcode for a specific area on the Royal Mail website.
• Use the correct house number: Use the correct house number, including any letters or numbers, to ensure the mail is delivered to the correct address.
• Use the correct street name: Use the correct street name, including any abbreviations or suffixes, to ensure the mail is delivered to the correct address.
• Use the correct town or city: Use the correct town or city name, including any abbreviations or suffixes, to ensure the mail is delivered to the correct address.
• Use a comma (,) to separate each line: Use a comma (,) to separate each line of the address, including the house number, street name, and town or city.
• Use a space between the street name and the town or city: Use a space between the street name and the town or city to make the address easier to read.

Additional tips:

• Use a clear and legible handwriting: Make sure to write the address clearly and legibly, using a pen or pencil.
• Avoid using abbreviations: Avoid using abbreviations, such as "St" for "Street" or "Dr" for "Doctor", as they may not be recognized by the postal service.
• Avoid using punctuation: Avoid using punctuation, such as periods or commas, within the address lines, as they may be misinterpreted by the postal service.
• Use the correct title: Use the correct title, such as "Mr", "Mrs", "Ms", or "Dr", before the recipient's name.

By following these guidelines, you can ensure that your mail is delivered correctly and efficiently.