Royal mail schedule
Royal Mail is the primary postal service in the United Kingdom, and it operates a schedule for delivering mail and parcels to customers. Here is an overview of Royal Mail's standard delivery schedule:
First Class Mail
- Delivery aim: Next working day (Monday to Saturday)
- Delivery times: Typically between 7am and 8pm
- Cost: From £0.85 for a standard letter up to 100g
Second Class Mail
- Delivery aim: 2-3 working days (Monday to Saturday)
- Delivery times: Typically between 7am and 8pm
- Cost: From £0.65 for a standard letter up to 100g
Special Delivery
- Delivery aim: Next working day (Monday to Saturday) by 1pm
- Delivery times: Typically between 7am and 1pm
- Cost: From £6.95 for a standard letter up to 100g
Royal Mail 24
- Delivery aim: Next working day (Monday to Saturday) by 6pm
- Delivery times: Typically between 7am and 6pm
- Cost: From £1.95 for a standard letter up to 100g
Royal Mail 48
- Delivery aim: 2 working days (Monday to Saturday)
- Delivery times: Typically between 7am and 8pm
- Cost: From £1.35 for a standard letter up to 100g
Parcelforce
- Delivery aim: Varies depending on the service chosen (e.g. 24-hour, 48-hour, 2-3 working days)
- Delivery times: Typically between 7am and 8pm
- Cost: From £4.95 for a small parcel up to £20.95 for a large parcel
Special Services
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Royal Mail also offers special services such as:
- Signed For: adds a signature on delivery (£1.50 extra)
- Recorded Delivery: adds a tracking number and signature on delivery (£1.50 extra)
- International Tracked & Signed: adds tracking and signature on international deliveries (£3.50 extra)
Please note that these are general guidelines and delivery times may vary depending on the specific service chosen, the destination, and any unforeseen circumstances.