Royal Mail warns Portsmouth residents they could face disruption in deliveries

By Steve Deeks
Published 21st Apr 2020, 13:48 BST
Updated 22nd Apr 2020, 09:23 BST
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RESIDENTS left in limbo after not receiving any mail for several days have been told to expect a reduction in service levels amid the coronavirus pandemic.

People living in Drayton, Portsmouth, said they had not received any mail for more than a week.

But customers have been warned of possible disruption.

A Royal Mail spokeswoman said: ‘We are working hard to deliver the most comprehensive service we can to all our customers in challenging circumstances.

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‘Despite our best endeavours, it is possible that some areas of the country may experience a reduction in service levels due to Coronavirus-related absences at their local mail centre or delivery office.

‘We always endeavour to keep our customers as informed as we can of any changes to our services.’

The spokeswoman said people can find out more information online. She added: ‘We have a dedicated section on our website royalmail.com/coronavirus.’

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