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A dispute over postal regulations has left a St George's homeowner fuming, after authorities threatened to stop delivering his mail if he refuses to comply. The argument rests on whether the property can be classed as a condominium under the 2009 cha...

Mailboxes Unlimited argued yesterday that it qualifies for relief under the new legislation that raises duty to 25 percent for imported goods that are not for business use. Lawyer Alan Dunch argued in Supreme Court before Chief Justice Ian Kawaley y...

Shadow Finance Minister Bob Richards yesterday claimed Government doesn’t understand why the Post Office’s ‘return-to-sender’ policy is giving Bermuda a bad name. Mr Richards joined Ombudsman Arlene Brock in urging the Post Office to recommence deliv...

Ombudsman Arlene Brock earned her salary in her annual report last week when she revealed that the General Post Office’s “return to sender” policy was not only wrong-headed, but wasn’t saving much money either. Ms Brock began her investigation into...

Ombudsman Arlene Brock launched a withering attack on the Post Office’s ‘return to sender’ policy amid claims it is hurting international business. Ms Brock carried out an investigation into the controversial system following complaints it was affect...

Collecting stamps might sound like a sedate occupation to some people but for Londoner Michael Sefi it has kept him busy trotting back and forth across the globe. Mr Sefi, the official Keeper of the Queen’s stamps, was recently in Bermuda to oversee...

A new book celebrating the Bermuda Post Office’s Bicentennial makes the Island one of the few countries in the world to officially record its postal history. Liz Jones’ ‘The Bermuda Post Office Bicentennial — 1812 to 2012’ will be in stores next week...

Some post offices could close following a review of the Bermuda Post Office (BPO) now under way. The review is to determine how the organisation can move forward with less physical mail being delivered due to the convenience of the internet. Consulta...

There was good news in the House of Assembly on Friday when Economy Minister Patrice Minors announced that one of the worst decisions made in the last ten years was being “relaxed”. This was the “return to sender” rule for minor address mistakes. De...

The Post Office’s practice of sending incorrectly addressed mail back to the sender has been reduced in scope, Economy Minister Patrice Minors announced yesterday. And over the past three years, the amount of mail being processed by the Post Office h...