Royal Mail postal deliveries and collection times are slightly different over the Easter weekend and you will need to wait a while longer if you're waiting for something important to arrive.
Many people will be wondering if there any postal deliveries or collections at all over the bank holiday weekend.
Royal Mail has confirmed that there would be no collections or deliveries on Good Friday, on April 10.
The same goes for Easter Monday, on April 13, when there will be no collections or deliveries.
However, it is business as usual on Saturday, April 11, so fingers crossed your mail arrives then if it's something special for Easter Sunday.
As usual on Sundays, there will be no deliveries at all.
Royal Mail recently made changes to its Customer Service Points to protect the health and safety of its staff and customers.
All local delivery offices have now changed their operation hours; the largest are open from 7am - 11am, while smaller delivery points will open from 7am - 9am.
All Customer Service Points are now closed on Wednesdays and Sundays.
To support the Government’s advice to stay at home and avoid non-essential journeys, it is urging customers to only visit Customer Service Points where absolutely necessary.
There are a range of other changes being made to how Royal Mail operates through the coronavirus crisis, including longer retention periods at Customer Service Points, and changes to Special Delivery Guaranteed deliveries.
For more information, visit www.royalmail.com.
