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]> Still out there working hard for you [www.myhermes.co.uk]( [view online](wpIDv8S~xb~Gv8k~yJ7iksqmMr70SMH7z7~Pv~O) [Hermes - the parcel people]( Bank Holiday Update Still out there working hard for you We're pleased to confirm that all Hermes delivery services will be running across the UK as standard over the bank holiday weekend. Our amazing team of Couriers will continue to make their ['contact-free' deliveries]( and we'll still be collecting from ParcelShops on Monday 25th May. Please note that as Monday is a UK bank holiday, Next Day parcels dropped off on Sunday will have a delivery promise of Tuesday 26 May. Our service as a whole continues to operate well during lockdown, with all the strict health and safety measures you would expect in place. We're all looking forward to a great bank holiday. The Hermes Team Hermes Parcelnet Ltd. Registered office: Capitol House, 1 Capitol Close, Morley LS27 0WH. Registered in England and Wales. Number 03900782 Please do not reply to this email. If you wish to contact us about this email or any other matter please [click here]( to contact customer services. [Hermes - the parcel people]

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