An anchor of UK communities for centuries, Post Office is a commercial business driven by a strong social purpose: to be here, in person, for the people who rely on us.

For over three centuries, the Post Office has connected communities and customers with the products and services they need – and that isn’t going to change.

As the only retailer in each nation, and every community across the UK, Post Office is there for everyone.

Post Offices are often a family business – run by the community, for the community.

One of our longest-serving Postmasters is Gary Walters BEM (British Empire Medal), who has been the Postmaster for Menheniot in Cornwall since he was 18 years old.

In partnership with her husband Kevin, Postmaster Tina May delivers outreach services across six Wiltshire communities at set times each week.

Public First research, commissioned by the Post Office, found that 400 million visitors also spent money at local businesses, generating £1.1 billion in additional revenue.

The Board comprises the Chairman, eight other Non-Executive Directors and two Executive Directors.

The Group Executive (GE) is the most senior leadership team which is accountable to the Board for the day-to-day operations of the Post Office.

At our core, we are a business driven and defined by our social purpose.