Royal mail and moving house

[china38]

Hi

My daughter is moving house, and while she is doing this, she wants all her mail and parcels to go to another address. now, usually i'd av said to get them here but she lives around 200 miles from here.

Is there such a thing, as a PO BOX address that can accept parcels, recorded / special deliveries etc..? She has alot of items, that will be sent within the next week, however she is about to leave her house on monday.

Thanks

[Buenchico]

She's left it extremely late but these links might help:

Keepsafe:
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/jump2?catId =400040&mediaId=600010&keyname=KEEPSAFE

Redirection:
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/product1?ca tId=400040&mediaId=600008

PO Boxes:
http://www.royalmail.com/portal/rm/jump2?catId =400040&mediaId=600006&keyname=POBOXES

Chris

[china38]

Hi, thanks for those links. Its not this monday she is moving, it is 20th (meant to put 20 but my number lock was not on)

[china38]

I have just noticed in the FAQ part on RM website

# What kind of mail can be sent to my PO Box?
Most types of mail can be sent to your Royal Mail PO Box but we will not accept mail from other carriers or couriers. Also, any mail that is �Do not redirect� will be returned to the sender.

She is getting items from UPS, Fedex and Royal Mail so this would not be suffice :(

[Buenchico]

Your daughter requires an accommodation address. There are branches of Mail Boxes Etc, who provide this service, in most parts of the country:
http://www.mbe.uk.com/Mail%20Boxes%20Etc%20Ser vices/services_mailbox_rental_subpage.asp

Chris

[cassa333]

Does she have any address she can use?

We moved and (2 yrs later) still get mail redirected. It costs about �35 a yr and can be done for about 3yrs. We got it redirected three times in a month as we were between homes lol