Pressemitteilung: Royal mail responds to Ofcom’s proposal to extend the Second Class safeguard cap until March 2028
Ofcom has today announced that it is proposing to extend the Second Class safeguard cap until March 2028. A Royal Mail spokesperson said: "Ofcom’s announcement today recognises the substantial decline in letter volumes is threatening the sustainability of the universal postal service, frustratingly yet again it has delayed its decision on one of the key actions needed to address it. “Letter volumes have declined by 70% since their peak, whilst addresses have grown by more than 4 million. This means that the cost of delivering every letter is increasing. At the same time, prices remain well below international comparisons at 91p for a second class stamp compared to an average £2.07 across Europe. (....)
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Stichwörter: International Distribution Services plc, Ofcom, Second Class safeguard cap, universal postal service, letter volumes, postal delivery, stamp discount scheme, low income customers, Quality of Service Improvement Plan, Universal Service delivery model, pricing flexibility
