GCA CEO Amanda Fergusson spoke to BBC radio stations across the country on the day that the Business & Trade Select Committee called Royal Mail and Ofcom into the Houses of Parliament to answer MPs questions on the Letters post
The GCA has also written to both the BTC chair The Rt Hon Liam Byrne MP, and Ofcom’s group director networks and communication following the session in Parliament.
The GCA added that it is grateful that Ofcom has taken up the trade association’s point of pausing the review of the second class post price cap.
Regular meetings continue, with both the new team at Royal Mail and Ofcom, as the GCA continues to represent members’ interests.
GCA CEO Amanda Fergusson spoke to BBC radio listeners across the country about the joy of seeing a handwritten card on the doormat – a reminder of why the UK’s £1.53bn greeting card industry remains so strong.
And she was back on the radio on Tuesday, as the prices of stamps went up, reminding listeners that ”you can’t put an email on the mantelpiece’’.
Dean Morris of Dean Morris Cards also appeared on BBC Breakfast on the same day.
