Isle of Man Post Office News

All Aboard for a Big Adventure!  Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends Featuring on Christmas Stamps 2021

Isle of Man Post Office presents festive cheer in the form of six jolly seasonal railway stamps. The set features Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends wintering on the Isle of Man while celebrating all the fun of Christmas railway excursions in the beautiful scenery that typifies the Islands world-famous transport heritage network.

Extended Period for Port St Mary Post Office

Following the reopening of the Request For Quotes (RFQ) for providing postal services in Port St Mary, so Isle of Man Post Office (IOMO) can fully explore a late expression of interest, the independent retailer Jeff Calvert has kindly agreed to continue in the sub postmaster role.

Nelson’s First Lieutenant Honoured in Double Celebration

The Isle of Man Post Office and The Quilliam Group were delighted to host a celebration of the life of Captain John Quilliam on the date of his birth.

Update on Postal Services in Port St Mary

Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) wishes to advise that is has reopened the Request for Quotes (RFQ) exercise for providing services in Port St Mary so it can fully explore a late expression of interest it has received.

Co-op in Crosby Appointed as New Default Parcel Collection Point

Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) has partnered with Co-op to provide a new default parcel collection point for its customers in Crosby and the surrounding areas.

Postal Services in Port St Mary

Postal Services in Port St Mary

Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) wishes to advise its customers that in light of the sub postmaster of Port St Mary Post Office giving notice of termination on his contract for postal services with effect from 29th October 2021, IOMPO issued a Request For Quotes (RFQ) exercise for the provision of a full suite of postal services in Port St Mary.

Postal Prices Set to Increase End of October While Remaining Value for Money

Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) announces some tariff changes with effect from 25th October 2021. This is in light of increased costs owing to Brexit, customs changes, increased fuel and aircraft costs, as well as rising costs for onward delivery into the UK and internationally

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