Or you can swap them for barcoded stamps The barcodes are ... It’s quick and easy to swap out your stamp for the new designs (Picture: In Pictures via Getty Images) This must be sent to: Royal ...

This means any existing non-barcoded stamps you still have need to be used ... which must also go on the envelope (Picture: PA) However, the deadline was then extended for six months, until ...

As non-barcoded Christmas and other special stamps with pictures on continue to be valid for postage, they should not be submitted for swapping. Stamps that have already been used for postage will ...

1st and 2nd Class stamps without a barcode will be invalid from 31st July – here's how to swap them. Royal Mail is urging customers to use up their old-style 1st and 2nd Class stamps before they ...

but show a barcode on them Non-barcoded Christmas and other special stamps with pictures on continue to be valid for postage and should not be submitted for swap out Stamps that have already been ...

Barcoded stamps were introduced in February 2022 and allow people to watch videos, read messages and view other information from senders. Image: Special commemorative picture stamps remain valid ...

Royal Mail are adding barcodes to all their regular stamps, meaning regular stamps without a barcode will no longer be valid. According to the Royal Mail website, “The move is part of the ...

Non-barcoded Christmas and other special stamps with pictures on can still be used after July 31. Matthew Parkes, Royal Mail managing director, stamps and collectibles, says: 'As we approach the ...

Alternatively, you can swap them for barcoded versions for free through the Royal ... You don't, however, need to exchange Christmas stamps and 'special' stamps with pictures on, as they will continue ...

Stamps which are potentially in millions of homes across the country will become worthless on August 1, with people being urged to use them over the next few days while they still can. Changes ...