Post Office Brimley - Newton Abbot (Devon) TQ13 9BZ

Post Office Brimley - Newton Abbot (Devon)

Details

Post office address	Brimley
Town/City	Newton Abbot
Postal code	TQ13 9BZ

PERMANENT CLOSURE

No opening hours available because this place is closed.

As this post office is permanently closed, we invite you to go to the nearest office from the place you were looking for. The closest office : > Post Office Bovey Tracey - Newton Abbot (Devon) is at a distance of 0.73 mile in Newton Abbot (TQ13 9AD) at the following address: 42 Fore Street, Bovey Tracey. This office is currently open.

Alternately, you will find another one : > Post Office Heathfield - Newton Abbot (Devon) at 1.5 miles in Newton Abbot (TQ12 6RY) at the following address: 1 Battle Road, Heathfield. This post office is still open.

Finally, there is one more post office : > Post Office Liverton - Newton Abbot (Devon) further away at 1.7 miles in Newton Abbot (TQ12 6EY) at the following address: Exeter Cross, Liverton. This post office is open at the moment.

Postage rates 2026

Indicative rates subject to change by the postal operator.

Prices to send a standard letter within the UK

For a standard letter up to 100g. Prices from 7 April 2026.

Class

Price

1st Class (next working day)

£1.80

2nd Class (within 2-3 working days)

£0.91

Prices to send a large letter within the UK

For a large letter up to 750g. Prices from 7 April 2026.

Class

Price

1st Class up to 100g

£3.30

1st Class 101-750g

£3.60

2nd Class up to 100g

£1.55

2nd Class 101-250g

£1.90

2nd Class 251-500g

£2.40

2nd Class 501-750g

£2.70

Books of Stamps

Buy stamps in bulk for better convenience. Prices from 7 April 2026.

Book of Stamps

Price

1st Class - Book of 4

£7.20

1st Class - Book of 8

£14.40

2nd Class - Book of 8

£7.28

1st Class Large - Book of 4

£13.20

2nd Class Large - Book of 4

£6.20

Small Parcels & Medium Parcels

Stamp prices for UK parcels. Prices from 7 April 2026.

Size / Weight

Price

Small Parcel 1st Class (up to 2 kg)

£5.45

Small Parcel 2nd Class (up to 2 kg)

£4.25

Medium Parcel 1st Class (up to 1 kg)

£8.05

Medium Parcel 1st Class (1-2 kg)

£8.05

Medium Parcel 1st Class (2-5 kg)

£10.05

Medium Parcel 1st Class (5-10 kg)

£10.05

Medium Parcel 1st Class (10-20 kg)

£15.45

Medium Parcel 2nd Class (up to 1 kg)

£6.95

Medium Parcel 2nd Class (1-2 kg)

£6.95

Medium Parcel 2nd Class (2-5 kg)

£8.75

Medium Parcel 2nd Class (5-10 kg)

£8.75

Medium Parcel 2nd Class (10-20 kg)

£13.15

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