
Ofcom is also investigating whether to allow second-class deliveries to be made on alternate weekdays which could help Royal Mail as it tries to save £300 million a year.
The regulator is reviewing the Universal Service Obligation under which the postal service is required by law to deliver letters six days a week and parcels five days.
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