Royal Mail referred to Ofcom over late letter deliveries

Royal Mail is systematically falling down on its obligation to deliver letters, MPs say.

Royal Mail is falling down on its letter delivery obligations, a group of MPs has said.

Royal Mail said it had clear policies that parcels and letters "should be treated with equal importance". Royal Mail said it rejected the suggestion that Royal Mail "may have misled" the committee in answering its questions.

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