Kudos to Royal Mail for a special delivery | Brief letters

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"Reader Praises Royal Mail for Efficient Delivery Amid Minimal Address Details"

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Original Article Source: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/jun/23/kudos-to-royal-mail-for-a-special-delivery
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A recent letter published in the Guardian highlighted the efficiency of Royal Mail in delivering correspondence with minimal address details. Kevin Ward from Quorn, Leicestershire, recounted his experience of receiving a letter addressed only to him, lacking essential information such as a house number, street name, or postcode. Despite these shortcomings, the letter was successfully delivered to him within a few days, showcasing the postal service's ability to navigate challenges effectively. This incident stands in contrast to the often negative public perception of Royal Mail, and Ward's acknowledgment serves as a reminder of the positive aspects of the service that can sometimes be overlooked.

In addition to the praise for Royal Mail, the letters section included a variety of opinions on other pressing issues. Michael Fuller from Bedford expressed concern over security lapses at RAF Brize Norton, while Carol Dunnett from Guildford criticized suggestions for coping with heat that promote consumerism. Other contributors shared light-hearted anecdotes and personal observations, such as Gwyneth Wagstaff commenting on her husband's new look after shaving his beard. The letters reflect a blend of gratitude, concern, and humor, showcasing the diverse perspectives of readers engaging with current events and societal trends.

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Source URL: https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/jun/23/kudos-to-royal-mail-for-a-special-delivery

Following my letter being published on13 June, I received a letter on 20 June from a reader, addressed to me as below, with no house number, street or postcode. It was posted second class on 17 June. Royal Mail often gets bad press, but kudos for getting the letter to me so promptly with minimal details.Kevin WardQuorn, Leicestershire

More worrying, surely, than the incident by Palestine Actionis the appalling lack of security at RAF Brize Norton (Report, 20 June).Michael FullerBedford

All your tips on keeping cool in hot weather involve buying things (The Filter, 19 June). If we weren’t so keen on buying new stuff, the world wouldn’t be heating up quite as it is.Carol DunnettGuildford, Surrey

When my husband shaved off his beard of many years, our nextdoor neighbour remarked: “Oh, you’ve grown a moustache” (Adrian Chiles, 18 June).Gwyneth WagstaffGwaun-Cae-Gurwen,Carmarthenshire

I see that Kneecap and Wet Leg are appearing at Glastonbury. My wife and I are looking forward to Hip Replacement on the NHS stage.John LovelockBristol

“Pre-order” agitates my inner pedant nearly as much as “going forward” (Letters, 22 June).Cassy FirthMorley, West Yorkshire

And while we are at it, “Forward planning”.Richard BullWoodbridge, Suffolk

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