We’ve all been there. Staring at that Evri tracking update saying your parcel is “On its Way”? You’re probably wondering if this means you’ll actually see your parcel today. While this tracking status usually indicates your parcel has reached the local Evri depot, the reality of whether it’ll land on your doorstep today isn’t quite
In recent years, the name “Evri” has become synonymous with delivery woes across the UK. From missing parcels to inexplicable delays, the company has faced a barrage of criticism from both customers and experts alike. It’s not just a matter of a few isolated incidents; the dissatisfaction with Evri is widespread, painting a picture of
The issues at Yodel by InPost continue to drag on, with furious customers reporting that parcels remain stuck in transit for over three weeks following what the company has called a “software integration issue” with its newly acquired Yodel network. What was supposed to be a game-changing merger creating the UK’s third-largest delivery company has
DPD drivers are staging what appears to be the first mass walkout in the company’s history, with couriers across the UK downing tools between October 7-9th in protest over devastating pay cuts that could leave some drivers up to £80 per day worse off. The unprecedented industrial action comes after DPD informed drivers that parcel
A beloved Evri driver left with life-changing injuries after being dragged down a road by van thieves has become the focus of an extraordinary community fundraising effort that’s raised thousands of pounds in just 24 hours, highlighting both the dangers facing courier drivers and the appreciation customers feel for those who go above and beyond.
A shocking discovery by a small business owner has exposed what may be happening to the thousands of ‘lost’ parcels that mysteriously “disappear” in Evri’s network every year – they’re ending up at auction houses where they’re sold for a fraction of their original value. Hayley Hanigan, who runs baby equipment rental company TinyExplorers, was
Yet another Royal Mail price hike has been announced that will see small businesses paying significantly more for tracked parcel services from October 6th, despite the postal service’s catastrophically poor performance under foreign ownership continuing to deteriorate. The latest price increases target Royal Mail’s popular Tracked 24® and Tracked 48® business services, with small businesses
Royal Mail has issued yet another service warning that will surprise absolutely nobody who’s been paying attention to the postal service’s steady decline under foreign ownership, announcing that deliveries to 20 UK postcodes face significant delays due to widespread staff shortages and operational failures. The latest excuse for poor service comes as the South Midlands