Post Office appoints two new Non-executive Directors to the Board
Emma Branch and Richard Hawkins, two new Non-Executive Directors, have been appointed to the Post Office Board.
Topics: Leisure
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Revealed: destinations offering the best value worldwide
Annual Post Office Holiday Money Report names the best holiday hotspots for bargain hunters (www.postoffice.co.uk/holidaymoneyreport)
Strong sterling set to play a pivotal part in destination choice as 19th Holiday Money Report reveals strong demand for holidays abroad: 3-in-5 Britons plan trips and 44% have booked Portugal’s Algarve tops chart of 47 destinations for the first time in nine -
Post Office and DPD expand partnership with international delivery services
The Post Office and DPD have announced an expansion to their partnership with international delivery services.
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Post Office celebrates much-valued partnership with Henderson Retail
Post Office welcomed Henderson Retail to its London office on 26 February to celebrate their 12-year partnership and discuss future growth opportunities.
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Relocated Walworth Post Office Re-opens with eye-catching murals
Walworth Post Office’s new location is the talk of the area – all for very good reasons and people are flocking to have selfies taken at the eye-catching branch with amazing murals.
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Post Office & Postmasters showcase the benefits of our network to retailers at The Delivery Conference 2025
The Post Office, along with five Postmasters, was excited to exhibit at The Delivery Conference 2025
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Cash deposits and withdrawals exceed £3.5 billion at Post Offices
Post Offices handled £3.53 billion in cash transactions in January – even with the impact of Storm Eowyn impacting large parts of the country
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MP “Cuts the Ribbon” at official opening of Plymouth's Stoke Post Office at new location
Luke Pollard MP for Plymouth Sutton and Devonport “cut the ribbon” at the official opening of Stoke Post Office at new premises – Premier, Kwik Shop, 112 Albert Road, Stoke, Plymouth, PL2 1AF
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Bella, Buddy, and Max are some of the nation’s top pet names – as Bristol, Edinburgh and Manchester emerge as the UK’s pet capitals
The new Post Office Pet Study found pet owners consider the most expensive breeds to be German Shepherds, Bernese Mountain Dogs and Bulldogs.
Pet ownership is on the rise with the new study finding that 67 percent of the nation now owns a pet – with almost six in 10 (59 percent) saying that companionship is the main reason for getting one.
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Postmasters inform strategic direction of Post Office as part of new council
Post Office’s new Consultative Council has met for the first time
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Post Office response to proposed changes to postal service announced by Ofcom
Commenting on proposed changes to the postal service announced by Ofcom today (30 January), a Post Office spokesperson said:
“We acknowledge that the change in business and consumer behaviour with less letters being sent, is driving the need for reform of the Universal Postal Service. However, the changes proposed in Ofcom’s consultation significantly reduce Royal Mail’s performance obligations -
Generational Gap in Savings: How Brits Plan Their 2025 Finances
New research reveals the top five financial resolutions for 2025, from budgeting to saving for a dream holiday One third of Brits feel inspired to save money this year 17% of young people plan to save £10,000 in 2025 Those aged 16-34 were most likely to feel inspired to save money
76% of Brits have set financial wellbeing goals for 2025, new research has revealed. A study conducted by Po -
ALMOST HALF OF UK TRAVELLERS TO BOOK 2025 OVERSEAS TRIPS IN JANUARY, BUT THOUSANDS RISK RUINED HOLIDAY OVER PASSPORT VALIDITY
15thJanuary 2025, London, UK – January is set to be a bustling month for holiday planners, as new research from Post Office reveals that nearly half of UK passport holders who are planning on travelling abroad (48%)*1are aiming to book their 2025 holiday abroad in January. Of those planning on booking trips abroad for February Half term holidays, 74% are considering booking in January.
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Cash withdrawals exceed £1 billion at Post Offices for first time on record
New figures reveal that for the first time on record, cash withdrawals at Post Offices exceeded £1 billion in a single month.
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Time-poor Brits are terrible at life admin – with life insurance, writing wills and credit card bills all tasks we love to avoid.
The new Post Office study found that life insurance takes the average Brit over 10 months to sort out – with just over a third saying it was on their to-do-list for one to two years
Britain has been revealed to be a time poor nation which is terrible at getting life admin done.
Almost two thirds (63 percent) say that they feel ‘weighed down’ by their to-do lists and 50 percent have delayed -
Christmas Day cash at Post Offices; £1 billion expected to be withdrawn across December
Over £3.7 million in cash was withdrawn or deposited over the counter at 1,300 Post Office branches that were open on Christmas Day.
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Post Office Reminds Public of UK Last Posting Dates for Sending Christmas Presents
Almost 9 in 10 Brits are unaware of their last chance to send Christmas presents.
It’s not too late to visit your local Post Office, Postmasters across the UK are ready to help send parcels in time for Christmas.
Last Parcelforce express48 date: Thursday 19th December Last Royal Mail 1st Class date: Friday 20th December Last Royal Mail Tracked 48 date: Friday 20thDecember Last Evri Standar -
Post Office launches centralised wellbeing resources for Postmasters: a unified support network
The Post Office has announced a new initiative to centralise and simplify access to wellbeing resources for Postmasters, responding to the unique challenges and pressures they face in today’s retail landscape.
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Post Office delivers £20 million boost to postmasters ahead of Christmas
The Post Office has accelerated the delivery of its first additional remuneration payment to postmasters with a £20 million boost to postmasters pay packets in December.
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Clean sweep for Italian ski resorts in new Post Office report: Bardonecchia and Passo Tonale are best value for adult and child skiers
18th annual comparison of European ski resorts (www.postoffice.co.uk/skireport2025) finds that Italy outperforms all other countries to offer lowest prices for British skiers Bardonecchia retains its place as best value for adults, while cost-conscious families will get the lowest prices in Passo Tonale, where there are ‘kids go free’ ski kit deals Norway, Andorra and Spain offer lower prices tha
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