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Guernsey Post is pleased to announce the launch of a new grocery delivery service, under the brand name of IsleDeliver. The delivery service will be run independently from the company's postal activities and has launched this week with a dedicated team and a small fleet of specialist refrigerated vehicles. Initially IsleDeliver will be undertaking deliveries for the Channel Islands Cooperative…

Please note our opening hours for this weekend are as follows: Friday 8th May - No deliveries or collections taking place. All Post Offices and our Customer Service Team will be closed. Saturday 9th May - Deliveries of parcels and registered items will take place as normal. Collections from roadside postboxes (up to 10:30am) will connect with the same day's mail plane to the UK. Our Customer…

Guernsey Post’s delivery teams are now operating from five separate offices across the Island.  The changes have been made as part of the company’s ongoing response to the Covid-19 pandemic. Boley Smillie, Chief Executive of Guernsey Post said: - “We have made the changes to better protect our people.  Working in smaller teams and in separate offices means that we are greatly reducing the…

Our dedicated team of Posties will be delivering tomorrow. Due to their staggered start times you may see them earlier or later than usual. Look out for our leaflet being delivered to you this week too - we are asking you to display the leaflet if you do not have a Safeplace, where we can leave items that do not fit through your letterbox, but you are happy for us to leave your items by your…

Our Smith Street Post Office will be closed tomorrow, until further notice, in response to the COVID-19 precautions.

Please note there will be some disruption to the arrival of mail in Alderney as we seek to utilise a combination of available sea and air schedules. Deliveries of mail to residents will be aligned with the arrival of mail onto the Island whenever possible. Mail to Sark will connect with the scheduled freighters on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Mail to Herm will continue to connect with the current boat…

Guernsey Post is asking customers for help by keeping their distance from their Postie. Where customers do not have a Safeplace but the postal item is too big to fit through the letterbox, Guernsey Post is asking customers to display a leaflet near their delivery point.  The leaflet will be delivered to all households later this week and when displayed will signal to the Postie that the customer…

Service update: BATIF Bureau de Change is now closed until further notice.  As ther is no demand for foreign currency right now we will be able to use the skills of our dedicated team across other areas of the business.  If you have any queries please call 726241 during office hours.

We are taking the outbreak of coronavirus seriously and we are following the advice from the health professionals. We have also made small practical changes to reduce the level of contact we need to make with you when delivering your mail. For the time being when you are required to sign for your letters or parcels, either at home or at our mail collection counter, our postal workers will do this…

Guernsey Post has announced that it will be introducing changes to its postal rates from Wednesday 1st April 2020. In summary, the headline increases are as follows: - • The cost of a Bailiwick letter will rise by 2p from 48p to 50p.• The price of a UK letter will rise by 3p from 65p to 68p, which is 8p below the first class rate in the UK.• The price of a letter to Europe will rise from…