Company
International Distribution Services PLC
LON:IDS
Royal Mail parent company International Distribution Services PLC is the sole provider of the universal postal service in the UK, delivering a six-days-a-week to more than 29 million addresses across the UK. It changed its name in 2022 to distinguish its UK arm from its Amsterdam-based international parcels business, GLS. It changed its name to International Distributions Services PLC in October 2022 and removed an 's' in a slight change to International Distribution Services PLC in May 2024
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Royal Mail boss faces more pressure from MPs after worker uproar
Royal Mail chief Simon Thompson has been recalled to meet MPS for a second time, following accusations he gave inaccurate evidence first time round
Royal Mail and rail strikes cost UK economy billions - minister admits settling would have been cheaper
Strikes have cost the UK economy over six billion pounds since the summer, as disputes show little sign of easing
Royal Mail gets first UK electric trucks from Tevva after regulatory green light
Tevva says it aims to sell some 1,000 electric trucks this year, including to Royal Mail and Travis Perkins
Royal Mail strikes blamed again as Evri issues new apology
Courier Evri has apologised yet again for disruption to its delivery service following hiked demand due to December's Royal Mail strikes
Strikes to continue into 2023 says new TUC boss
Paul Nowak said that pay review bodies were having their “hands tied” by the government
Frightful Friday for travellers arrives, as Christmas strikes kick off
Border Force, Royal Mail and rail workers will all strike in the coming days, setting the scene for Christmas disruption
Airports targeted as more strikes get underway, Royal Mail, nurses, rail disputes continue
More strike action will start this week with airport staff and ambulance workers among those set to walk out in the coming days.
Royal Mail strikes continue to hit competitors DPD and Evri as demand skyrockets
Pressure has mounted on courses, including DPD and Evri, in the wake of Royal Mail worker strikes