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Royal Mail eager to extend 'neighbour drop-offs'
Royal Mail is planning to introduce a nationwide scheme so that if no one is at home to receive parcels, they can be left with a neighbour.
It will start from the end of September if regulator Ofcom gives the go-ahead.
People would need to opt-out if they did not want it to happen.
5 liveBreakfast asked Barbara Roulston from the Royal Mail why they were introducing the new measure.
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