Hard working postal staff were thanked for their efforts during an early morning visit by Enfield Council’s leader and Mayor.

Cllr Doug Taylor and Cllr Bernadette Lappage, visited the Enfield Delivery Office today (Friday 2 December) to thank postmen and women during Royal Mail’s busiest period.

The pair were shown around the site and were introduced to the postmen and women, who are pulling out all the stops to sort and deliver mail in the Enfield area over the Christmas period.

Cllr Bernadette Lappage said: “At no other time is the hard work and dedication of postmen and women clearer than during the festive period.

“I thank them for the extraordinary lengths they go to ensure Christmas cards and presents are delivered to loved ones on time, and for all they do year-round.”

Cllr Doug Taylor, said: “It was a pleasure to meet the staff at Enfield Delivery Office as they gear up for Christmas.

“Meeting the demands of the busy Christmas period is a  huge undertaking and I think it’s fair to say, without the hard work and dedication of our postal workers, Christmas just wouldn’t be the same.”

The last recommend posting dates for Christmas are:

  • Second Class – Tuesday 20 December 2016
  • First Class – Wednesday 21 December 2016
  • Special Delivery – Thursday 22 December 2016

Customers can also help Royal Mail ensure that all their letters, cards and parcels are delivered as quickly and efficiently as possible by taking a few easy steps:

  • Post early – avoid disappointment by posting your cards and parcels early.
  • Use a postcode – a clearly addressed card or parcel, with a postcode, and return address on the back of the envelope, will ensure quick and efficient delivery.
  • Use Special Delivery – for valuable and important packages and parcels guarantee delivery with Royal Mail’s Special Delivery, which means your gift is tracked, traced and insured against loss.
  • Wrap parcels well and always give a return address.

For more information about Royal Mail’s last recommended posting dates, please visit Royal Mail or call 03457 740 740.

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