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Delivery expert questions whether Royal Mail can survive on its own

ParcelHero founder Roger Sumner-Rivers says Royal Mail will struggle to pay for ugent improvements needed.The London-based international courier ParcelHero  says the news that the Government is to sell-off its remaining 30% stake in Royal Mail will free the company to make urgent investment in its ageing infrastructure. However it comments that the new company would be a ripe candidate for a take-over. Industry expert Roger Sumner-Rivers, founder of international couriers ParcelHero, says: ‘This announcement looks to be good news for customers, who will benefit

Royal Mail results comment from ParcelHero

Industry expert Roger Sumner-Rivers fears Royal Mail's 6% profit rise masks a lack of investmentRoyal Mail’s 6% rise in profits is the result of short-term cost cutting rather than responding to market opportunities, says international courier ParcelHero. Discussing Royal Mail’s latest figures, parcels industry expert Roger Sumner-Rivers, founder of ParcelHero, comments on the 4% fall in letter volumes:  ‘The failure of Whistl is, of course, welcome news for Royal Mail; however I fear it’s only a short term glimmer of sunshine on an otherwise gloomy horizon. It’s well known that mail

Royal Mail’s Amazon delivery deal is just a ‘sticking plaster’, says ParcelHero

International courier ParcelHero says Royal Mail is crying wolf over ‘challenging’ parcels marketRoyal Mail’s ‘nick of time’ pre-Christmas deal with Amazon, enabling the online retailer’s customers to pick up parcels from Post Offices, won’t restore its fading fortunes, says London-based International couriers ParcelHero . ParcelHero’s MD, Roger Sumner-Rivers says that Royal Mail was crying wolf last week by blaming its dramatic 6% fall in profits on Amazon and a ‘challenging’ UK parcels market. Royal Mail, which was privatised 13 months ago, reported last

From Hurdy-gurdies to Baths for Hawks – Top 10 Most Unusual Items Mailed in September

ParcelHero reveals the strangest items sent last monthThe things we all send by parcel post are often fascinating. London based international courier ParcelHero is frequently asked to deliver some interesting and unusual items around the world. Here is ParcelHero’s Top 10 most unusual items sent in September: 1.Hawk baths. Falconers say that their Harris hawks, Goss hawks, etc, enjoy a good scrub every now and again – but would you want to get close enough to soap them? 2.Chilled canine semen. Parcelhero didn’t like to enquire too closely, but assumes this is a pedigree dog

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