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50 shopping days to go, and ParcelHero’s dreaming of a green Christmas

ParcelHero can’t promise a white Christmas, but it does promise a greener Christmas than everOf course we are all dreaming of a white Christmas, just like the ones we used to know. However, with just 50 sleeps to go, London-based international couriers ParcelHero is also dreaming of a green Christmas. ParcelHero is urging shoppers to ditch the car, buy online and get those presents delivered by courier this Christmas. ParcelHero has revealed that cutting down on journeys to crowded High Streets and out of town hyper-stores reduces unnecessary car journeys significantly, thereby reducing

50 shopping days to go, and ParcelHero’s dreaming of a green Christmas

ParcelHero can't promise a white Christmas, but it can promise a greener Christmas than everOf course we are all dreaming of a white Christmas, just like the ones we used to know. However, with just 50 sleeps to go, London-based international couriers ParcelHero is also dreaming of a green Christmas. ParcelHero is urging shoppers to ditch the car, buy online and get those presents delivered by courier this Christmas. ParcelHero has revealed that cutting down on journeys to crowded High Streets and out of town hyper-stores reduces unnecessary car journeys significantly, thereby reducing

ParcelHero Welcomes the Which? ‘Dodgy Deliveries’ campaign

Parcel delivery company says: 'You can't tar all couriers with the same brush'UK and International courier ParcelHero has welcomed the survey conducted by consumer champions Which? into parcel delivery problems, and its campaign to ‘Stamp Out Dodgy Deliveries’ ParcelHero’s David Jinks MILT says: ‘The Which? campaign is timely as the parcel delivery industry gears up for Christmas. The campaign is calling for the stamping out of late, lost and damaged deliveries, for retailers to keep customers informed about deliveries, and to ensure those deliveries are first class, first time.

ParcelHero Welcomes the Which? ‘Dodgy Deliveries’ campaign

Parcel delivery company says 'You can't tar all couriers with the same brush'UK and International courier ParcelHero has welcomed the survey conducted by consumer champions Which? into parcel delivery problems, and its campaign to ‘Stamp Out Dodgy Deliveries’ ParcelHero’s David Jinks MILT says: ‘The Which? campaign is timely as the parcel delivery industry gears up for Christmas. The campaign is calling for the stamping out of late, lost and damaged deliveries, for retailers to keep customers informed about deliveries, and to ensure those deliveries are first class, first time.

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