Guernsey Post news


Guernsey Post hopeful of saving £90k by reduced price regulation

SCRAPPING postal price regulation could contribute to saving £90,000 in licence fees for Guernsey Post.


Posties to have their hands full following ‘Mega Monday’

GUERNSEY POST is expecting to deliver more than a quarter-of-a-million packets and parcels this month.


The Christmas post will get through – Postwatch chairman

POSTWATCH is confident that Guernsey Post will cope with the deluge of Christmas mail.


Post criticised by Cable & Wireless for late deliveries

CABLE & Wireless Guernsey has heavily criticised Guernsey Post for delivering its monthly bills late, it has emerged.


Extra post staff called in as Christmas looms

GUERNSEY POST is drafting in extra staff to cope with a deluge of Christmas mail, it has confirmed.


£9.8m pension deficit could ‘swallow’ Post

CARRYING on with the current States public sector pension scheme could end up swallowing Guernsey Post, its finance director has said.


Post windfall could help fund school

GUERNSEY Post’s £5m. windfall to the States will help fund the rebuilding of La Mare de Carteret School or other potential capital projects, it has been revealed.


With bulk mail down 50% Post says £180k licence is too much

GUERNSEY POST has criticised having to pay out £180,000 every year to the regulator.


£5m. windfall for States as Guernsey Post makes profit

GUERNSEY POST will deliver £5m. in surplus funds to the States, it has been revealed.


Deputy says regulator should have stopped Sure charges

GUERNSEY’S regulator has once again come under fire from Housing minister Dave Jones after Sure started charging customers who pay their bills at the Post Office or by using debit or credit cards.

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