Kevin Ward praises Royal Mail for successfully delivering a letter to him without a house number, street, or postcode for the second time, following a previous similar incident. This highlights the postal service's ability to deliver mail based on minimal address information, possibly due to the recipient's local recognition. The article also includes other unrelated short letters on topics like Oasis's cultural impact, temperature conversion, and language usage.
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️Kevin Ward praises Royal Mail for successfully delivering a letter to him without a house number, street, or postcode for the second time, following a previous similar incident. This highlights the postal service's ability to deliver mail based on minimal address information, possibly due to the recipient's local recognition. The article also includes other unrelated short letters on topics like Oasis's cultural impact, temperature conversion, and language usage.
- 1 1978: Deborah Dickinson became a newly qualified teacher.
- 2 1996: BBC TV drama 'Our Friends in the North' aired.
- 3 June 23, 2025: Kevin Ward's previous letter complimenting Royal Mail published.
- 4 June 30, 2025: Letters on green ink published.
- 5 July 1, 2025: Dorian Lynskey's article on Oasis published.
- 6 This week (July 2, 2025): Kevin Ward received another addressless letter.
- Confirmation of Royal Mail's reliable service
- Positive customer experience
What: Royal Mail successfully delivered a letter with incomplete address information for the second time to the same recipient.
When: This week (July 2025), following a previous delivery on June 23.
Where: Quorn, Leicestershire, UK.
Why: To demonstrate Royal Mail's effective service and possibly the recipient's local recognition.
How: Royal Mail delivered a letter addressed only with the recipient's name and town, without a house number, street, or postcode.