Press Releases

Post Office Announces its 2024 IOM and UK Postal Rates

Isle of Man Post Office announces some tariff changes to Isle of Man and UK postal rates with effect from 8th January 2024.

Isle of Man Post Office Announces 2023 Christmas Arrangements

Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) is pleased to announce details of its Christmas arrangements for 2023. Details include last recommended posting dates, opening and closing times, and collection and delivery times across its services for the festive period.

Isle of Man Post Office to Run Tender for Postal Services in Port Erin

Isle of Man Post Office is running a tender exercise (on the Isle of Man Government procurement website) for the provision of counter and/or parcel collection services in Port Erin.

Post Office Publishes Annual Statutory Plan in Support of the Delivery of the Island Plan

Isle of Man Post Office has published its annual statutory board plan for 2023-24, which will go before Tynwald next month (November). The same Tynwald sitting will see IOMPO’s annual report and financial statements for the period ended 26th March 2023 laid.

Isle of Man Post Office 50th Anniversary ‘Design a Post Box’ Competition

Continuing the celebration of its 50th anniversary, Isle of Man Post Office (IOMPO) is inviting the public to design their very own post box. The competition is open to all ages and everyone is welcome to participate with the winners having their design featured on one of two post boxes in the community.

Isle of Man Post Office Confirms Changes to UK Mail Transfer Arrangements & Introduction of New Tariffs

Isle of Man Post Office advises that the dedicated aircraft used to convey mail between the UK and the Isle of Man will cease on 16th October 2023.

A UK Guaranteed Next Day Service To Be Maintained For Priority Mail

With effect from 6th August, Royal Mail implemented changes to its UK Postal Scheme, so it is no longer required to deliver next day mail between the UK and the Isle of Man. These modifications were accompanied by Royal Mail's intention to cease operations of their dedicated mail aircraft, currently used to convey mail to and from the Island, in favour of extending ferry and road freight services. Prior to making this pivotal shift, Royal Mail committed to engaging in discussions with the Isle of Man Post Office.

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