Royal Mail has advised that not all mail was processed to schedule at the following Mail Centres over the weekend:

• London Central Mail Centre: Some mail posted in the EC, N, WC and W1 postcode areas on Friday for delivery on Saturday in other parts of the UK.
• Tyneside Mail Centre: Some mail posted in the DH, DL, NE, SR and TS postcode areas on Friday for delivery on Saturday in other parts of the UK.

Customers should expect delays.

Delays may also occur in the following areas due to adverse weather conditions:

On Friday night a vehicle was late departing our Midlands Hub on route to North West Midlands Mail Centre. As a result, some mail due for delivery in the DY, ST, TF, WS and WV postcode areas on Saturday, may arrive later than expected.

The late departure of a vehicle on Friday night from London's Princess Royal Hub travelling to Cardiff Mail Centre may mean some mail due for delivery on Saturday in the CF, LD and NP postcode areas arrives later than planned.

Ferry services to and from Northern Ireland were delayed due to the weather over the weekend, but are expected to complete this morning. As a result, services from the UK mainland to the BT postcode area and mail from the BT postcode area to various parts of the UK mainland may arrive later than anticipated.

Summary

PC2Paper has determined that there is currently no evidence of exposure or compromise
resulting from the PHP2Shell vulnerability.

Details

PC2Paper does not use PHP for our main website or our API’s we do however make use of OS Ticket which is a PHP application and hosted in a separate data centre to our main site for manging support tickets.

On the 21 October 2026 out of an abundance of caution PC2Paper blocked access to our support ticketing system from the Internet so we could asses the situation as part of procedures found in our Information Security Management System.

We pulled down the logs files from the server and analysed them for traces of the PHP2Shell exploit and found none. We then contacted our hosting provider regarding the exploit who advised us they had blocked the signature for the attack at the firewall and that it was not necessary to block access to our support ticketing system as their in-house security team had proactively acted on the announcement made by the PHP team.

If you require further information, please contact us.

Royal Mail has advised that not all mail was processed to schedule yesterday at its Bristol Mail Centre. Customers should expect delays in the following areas:

• Bristol Mail Centre: Some mail posted in parts of the BA, BS, GL and TA postcode areas, for delivery across other parts of the UK.

Royal Mail has advised that not all mail was processed to schedule yesterday at its Romford and South Midlands Mail Centres. Customer should expect delays to mail in the following areas:

• Romford Mail Centre: Some mail posted in parts of the E, IG and RM postcode areas, for delivery across other parts of the UK.
• South Midlands Mail Centre: Some mail posted in parts of the CV, LE, MK and NN postcode areas, for delivery across other parts of the UK.

Royal Mail are also reporting delays to deliveries in the following areas:

• Basingstoke DO (RG21-RG26, RG28)
• Birchwood DO (WA3)
• Bristol North DO (BS6, BS7)
• Exmouth DO (EX8, EX9)
• Kilrea SPDO (BT51)
• Radstock DO (BA3)
• Selsey SUDO (PO20)
• Wallasey DO (CH27, CH44, CH45)
• Waterlooville DO (PO7, PO8)
• Wisbech DO (PE13, PE14)

Royal Mail has advised that not all mail was processed to schedule yesterday at the Gatwick Mail Centre. Customers should expect delays to mail in the following areas:

• Gatwick Mail Centre: Some mail posted in parts of the BN and RH postcode areas, for delivery across other parts of the UK.

Royal Mail has advised that not all mail was processed to schedule yesterday at its Dorset Mail Centre. Customers should expect delays in the following areas:

• Dorset: Some mail posted yesterday in the BH and DT postcode areas, due for delivery today in other parts of the UK.

Royal Mail has advised that not all mail was processed to schedule yesterday at its Bristol Mail Centre. Customers should expect delays in the following areas:

Bristol: Some mail posted yesterday in the BA, BS, GL and TA postcode areas, due for delivery today in other parts of the UK.

Royal Mail has advised that not all mail was processed to schedule yesterday at its Nottingham Mail Centre. Customers should expect delays in the following areas:

• Nottingham: Some mail posted in the DE and NG postcode areas, for delivery in other parts of the UK.

Royal Mail has advised that not all mail was processed to schedule yesterday at its Nottingham Mail Centre. Customers should expect delays in the following areas:

• Nottingham Mail Centre: Some mail posted in the DE and NG postcode areas, for delivery across other parts of the UK.