Isle of Man Post Office has announced details of its 2014 postage rates. There will now be one postage rate for standard letters up to 100g sent both in the Isle of Man and to the UK. The standard UK letter price will be held at 42p benefiting those customers sending mail items off island and the rate for Isle of Man addresses will also sit at 42p.
Post-a-Rose is part of family run business Robinson's Ltd, the leading supplier of fresh flowers on the Isle of Man. The florist first began in 1908 and was acquired by the Robinson's Group back in 2009. Since then, the affiliation between the two retailers has proved a great success.
Isle of Man Post Office attended ICE Totally Gaming 2014 (ICE) held at Excel from the 4th to 6th of February. It joined a number of other Isle of Man based businesses in attending, including the Department of Economic Development and other representatives from the Isle of Man’s eGaming sector. The Post Office met with existing and prospective clients and took in the latest technology and advances in the industry.
Isle of Man Post Office recently moved its self-service Pay and Post Sea Terminal kiosk to a more central position within the entrance area. The move was prompted as a result of feedback from customers that it acted upon following comment that its original position was difficult to locate.
Isle of Man Post Office's specialist communication division Secure Direct Mail is gearing up to attend the ICE Totally Gaming Show 2014 (ICE) held from 4th to 6th February at Excel in London.
Isle of Man Post Office’s Mails division experienced a sustained three week period of high daily mail volumes over the festive season. This is a challenge in itself, but two thirds of all items for delivery come via the UK and the appalling weather caused havoc with mail despatches to the Island and this just added to the task. Still the business managed to pull out all the stops and got all of its parcels and cards delivered in time for Christmas.
Isle of Man Post Office has announced the launch of its new website. The move to roll out a new site comes as part of a strategic plan to meet the needs of customers in an increasingly digital market, both domestically and internationally. The new site provides a sleeker look and feel, simpler navigation, improved user experience with increased interactivity along with a responsive design for mobile devices.