The designated operator of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Royal Mail, would like to advise that normal operations have been restored and all import and export functions have resumed according to the usual schedule
As reported in the news, Heathrow Airport is closed today, Friday 21st March 2025 due to a giant fire causing a power outage to the airport and surrounding areas. All flights in and out of Heathrow Airport have been cancelled. The airport will remain closed until midnight but travel disruptions are expected to last into the weekend.
Heavy rain has caused flooding in southern parts of Wales. Roadways including the A4042 in Llanellen and A40 in Abergavenny have been closed by authorities due to floodwaters. Flood alerts were issued for areas around rivers Teifi, Towy and Wye, Monnow and Usk in Monmouthshire, Powys and Newport counties.
We are pleased to report that Holyhead Port has now returned to a fuller operational timetable from today following repairs after the storm damage in December. One of the two damaged berths is now operating providing close to normal capacity.
Thank you for your patience and understanding over the last month, it has been much appreciated.
Yellow weather warnings are currently in place across the UK. Snowy, wintry weather may caused localised access issues and cause delays across road networks.
As you may recall, Holyhead Port has been closed following damage caused by Storm Darragh.
We are pleased to confirm that the port is scheduled to reopen at a reduced capacity on Friday 17th January 2025. The closure has caused ongoing disruptions and delays. We will continue to monitor the situation, but we hope to resume normal operations shortly after reopening.
We will keep you informed of any developments.