First Class Guide to Britain
Join Britain's post men and women as they take you on an exclusive video tour around Britain's best kept secrets.
First Class Guide to Cornwall
Let postman Tracy Smith show you around some of Cornwall's hidden gems.
Tracy was born in Boscastle and been a postman in Cornwall for 11 years. He started his career with Royal Mail in Tintagel which holds one of the oldest post offices in the country. In 1872 it was closed as a functioning post office and turned into a museum. Tintagel is famous for being the home of King Arthur and the joke amongst locals is he still lives in town and buys his stamps from that very post office.
Tracy loves his hometown, not just for its World Heritage Sites and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (not to mention some of the best weather in Britain), but also because it’s one of the most environmentally sound areas in the country. He lives by the motto ‘you need to be seen to be green’, and on your visit to Cornwall you’ll see it really lives up to this motto.
Discover more hidden gems from Britain's post people
Postie Gwen Flemming shows us her favourite hidden gems in Edinburgh including the café where the Harry Potter books were penned and the city's spooky underground vaults.
First Class Guide to Edinburgh
Post woman Nancy Doyle shows us some of London's best kept secrets such as Postman's Park near St Paul's and the capital's lesser known markets.
First Class Guide to London
Postman Robert Ramsey MBE gives us a glimpse at his beloved Northern Ireland including the stunning Downhill Beach and Castle and Castlerock Golf course.
First Class Guide to Northern Ireland
Welsh post woman Jane Marshall takes from the bustling Cardiff Bay area to the serene tranquillity of the Cosmeston Lakes and its (not so tranquil) medieval village.
First Class Guide to Wales
Postman Barry Hutchinson takes us on a scenic tour of Yorkshire visiting Whitby Abbey which inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula and the set of TV series Heartbeat.
First Class Guide to Yorkshire
Royal Mail
People can help post men and women deliver postcards from wonderful locations like these by using the correct address and postcode.
Postcodes can be checked online at www.royalmail.com (www.royalmail.com/portal/rm) or by phoning 08457 111 222. For those travelling somewhere nice this summer, the Post Office® provide a range of great value travel services including bureau de change, Travel Money Cards and Travel insurance.
Visit your local Post Office® for further details or go to www.postoffice.co.uk.