Royal Mail is trialling parcel postboxes that mean small companies and marketplace sellers can send out parcels through postboxes. The concept is to assess whether there is nationwide demand for such a center and whether it shows to be effective.Parcel postboxes will accept post pre-paid parcels through firmly designed parcel postboxes, in the same way that individuals currently post a letter. This is the very first time parcel postboxes have been trialled in the UK and will last up until November 5 2018. Parcel postboxes represent the very first prospective significant modification of use for the British postbox in its last 160 years of existence.For the evidence of concept trial, Royal Mail is repurposing some existing meter mail drop

boxes. With a broader aperture and safe and secure design for mailing bigger products, the parcel postboxes make the publishing of bigger pre-paid parcels both safe and convenient. It is perhaps unexpected that such postboxes have actually never ever been seen prior to. And now that parcels and the earnings they create, specifically from market merchants are so significant to the Royal Mail business, they appear like an overdue innovation.The trial of parcel postboxes is among the numerous methods we at Royal Mail are seeking to make the lives of customers much easier, providing them more choices that fit

how they want to operate. The trial is focused on offering more versatility to online sellers who may be running a service in their extra time and not keeping routine workplace hours.– Royal Mail Parcels For the trial, 17 new postboxes will be sited in Northampton and 13 in Leicester. At the end of the trial, Royal Mail will review customer feedback and their usage. A decision will then be made whether to