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International Distributions Services proposed an end to daily Second Class deliveries by Royal Mail on Wednesday, in its submission to Ofcom on the future of the Universal Service, in a bid to save up to £300m per year.

Royal Mail has submitted its proposals for reform of its Universal Service Obligation, including changes to bulk mail and Second Class delivery frequencies. And the group has also appointed a new CEO.

International Distributions Services PLC unit Royal Mail on Wednesday proposed a change to its UK letter delivery offering, as it grapples with weaker volumes, in a move which could see fewer than...

Royal Mail has proposed a slew of operational changes in a bid to save £300million a year, including delivering non first-class and second class post every other weekday.

Royal Mail has proposed several measures to "deliver a more efficient and more financially sustainable Universal Service".

April is the last month the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) will be fully available for its 23 million enrolled households. But broadband advocates say the FCC can still save the program.

Connie Bryant of McCreary County first got internet at her home during the pandemic when she and her family began homeschooling her granddaughter.

On a chill, rainy night four days after President Roosevelt's inauguration, a group of newspapermen huddled under the White House portico, waiting for the proclamation…

Health leaders have spoken out about the prospect of bulk mail being delayed by a day.

Royal Mail has faced criticism after it emerged that vital post including hospital appointments, fines and court documents could now take longer to reach destinations