ROYAL MAIL AND FIRST CLASS POST

Early day motion 1210, tabled 30 March 2010 by Andrew MacKinlay (Labour). Signed by 10 members.

That this House calls for an independent investigation into the performance of Royal Mail in its service from the time of collection to time of delivery, particularly in relation to its service between Northern Ireland and London and other regions of the UK and London; is dismayed that some first class post, appropriately stamped, is taking up to six days to be delivered, when neither poor weather nor industrial action can be used by management as an excuse; and considers that one of the measures of a truly United Kingdom is its ability to be linked by a swift and efficient postal system.

Signatures by party: Labour 5, Independent 2, Conservative 1, DUP 1, Liberal Democrat 1.