DHL ECOMMERCE UK LIVE SERVICE UPDATES

Due to road closures and increased traffic associated with the Fleadh Belfast 2026 event, deliveries in Belfast may experience delays this week. Our teams are working hard to minimise any disruption and deliver parcels as quickly as possible.

We apologise for any inconvenience and thank you for your patience.

The Met Office has issued Amber and Red weather warnings for extreme heat across large parts of the UK from 22 to 25 June 2026.

These conditions may impact transport and infrastructure, including road and rail networks, and could lead to some disruption to parcel collections and deliveries nationwide.

DHL eCommerce UK is implementing enhanced operational measures to maintain service continuity while prioritising the safety and wellbeing of colleagues and delivery partners. These measures include closer monitoring of delivery routes, flexible resourcing, and additional welfare support for drivers.

While we are taking all reasonable steps to minimise disruption and maintain service levels, some delays may be unavoidable due to the wider impact of extreme weather conditions.

We will continue to monitor the situation closely and provide further updates where necessary.

We are currently experiencing disruption to services in parts of Northern Ireland, including Belfast and surrounding areas.

This disruption is impacting the movement of shipments and may result in delays to collections and deliveries across the region. Local transport services have also been affected, contributing to reduced accessibility in certain locations.

Our operations teams are closely monitoring the situation and working to minimise any impact where it is safe and possible to do so. Contingency measures are being implemented; however, some delays may continue in the short term.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank customers for their patience. Further updates will be provided as the situation evolves.

We’d like to provide a quick update on service in Birmingham today.

A number of road closures are currently in place following Aston Villa’s Europa League win parade. The team returned to the city early this morning (around 6am), and the parade began at approximately 10am. Disruptions are expected to continue throughout the day, with closures planned until around 10pm.

Areas affected include:

• Postcodes: B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6, B15, B18, B19
• Key locations: Broad Street, Jewellery Quarter and Cemetery Park

Our drivers will continue to deliver wherever access is possible; however, some deliveries in these areas may be delayed or may not be completed today due to restricted access.

We’ll continue to monitor the situation and provide further updates as needed.

We are monitoring traffic conditions across the M25 and the M5 this morning, as there are incidents which are likely to affect deliveries in London and the South West.

• M25 clockwise at Junction 27: there is an ongoing road traffic collision impacting both the main carriageway and the entry slip from the M11 southbound.
  • Main Carriageway (J27–J28): 4 lanes are currently closed.
  • Entry Slip (J27 from M11 South): 2 lanes are closed as part of the same incident.
• M5 Southbound Junctions 12-13: there is congestion caused by a vehicle fire with 3 lanes currently closed.

This disruption may affect delivery schedules within the surrounding area. We are actively managing operations and will provide further updates as information becomes available.

A closure on the M5 between Junctions 18 (Avonmouth) and 19 (Portbury) on Tuesday 17 March has caused significant disruption across the region. The Incident, which required emergency services to close both carriageways, has created severe congestion on key routes surrounding Bristol.

Postcodes currently affected:

• Bristol: BA, BS. GL 

Our teams are actively managing the situation and will process and move parcels as soon as routes reopen and traffic begins to clear. We will provide further updates as more information becomes available.

Thank you for your understanding while we work to minimise the impact of these unavoidable delays.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for strong winds across Northern Ireland and Northern England/Southern Scotland.  Areas affected:

• Central Scotland, Tayside & Fife
• East Midlands
• Grampian
• North East England
• North West England
• SW Scotland, Lothian Borders
• Strathclyde
• Wales
• West Midlands
• Yorkshire & Humber
• Northern Ireland

Starts: 05:00 (GMT) Thu 12 Mar
Ends: 20:00 (GMT) Thu 12 Mar

We anticipate this may lead to disruption in the affected area due to ferry cancellations and potential fallen debris in the area. So far no disruption has been reported. 

We will continue to monitor conditions closely and provide updates where needed. 

Service levels across the network remain very strong, with isolated impacts affecting a very small number of postcodes. Please find the depots and postcodes affected below:

• Leicester: LE; NN6-9, 17-18
• Swansea: SA

We will continue to monitor conditions closely and provide updates where needed.

Service levels continue to perform well, however flooding over the weekend has impacted a small number of postcodes in certain areas. Please see the affected postcodes below:

• Exeter – EX; TA1–6; TA10, TA12–24; PL1–9, PL19–21, PL95; TQ

We will continue to monitor conditions closely and provide updates where needed.

While Storm Chandra has created disruption in some areas, our network continues to operate well overall and service levels remain strong.

The Met Office has issued Amber and Yellow weather warnings following the arrival of Storm Chandra.

We have worked hard to keep our network running as smoothly as possible; however, some localised disruption is possible in a small number of areas. 

This may impact collections and deliveries for the depots and postcodes listed below:

Areas potentially affected:

• Exeter – EX; TA1–6; TA10, TA12–24; PL1–9, PL19–21, PL95; TQ
• Thames Valley – RG1–45; SP11
• Cardiff – CF; NP
• Bristol – BA1–6, BA11, BA15–16; BS; GL2, GL9, GL11–17; HR2, HR9; TA7–10
• Bournemouth – BA7–10, BA20–22; BH; DT; SP8; TA11
• Belfast – BT
• Wellingborough – CB1–7, CB21–25; NN8–9; PE1–9, PE15–18, PE26–29
• Swansea – SA

We will continue to monitor conditions closely and provide updates where needed. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

The Met Office has issued further weather warnings advising of snow, which is likely to affect the following regions:

• East Midlands
  • Derbyshire
• North East England
  • Durham
  • Northumberland
• North West England
  • Cheshire East
  • Cumbria
  • Greater Manchester
  • Lancashire
• SW Scotland, Lothian Borders
  • Dumfries and Galloway
  • East Lothian
  • Edinburgh
  • Midlothian Council
  • Scottish Borders
  • West Lothian
  • Strathclyde
  • East Ayrshire
  • South Ayrshire
  • South Lanarkshire
• West Midlands
  • Staffordshire
• Yorkshire & Humber
  • North Yorkshire
  • South Yorkshire
  • West Yorkshire

We will continue to monitor and provide further updates if required. 

There are multiple Amber and Yellow Weather warnings in place across the UK with Storm Chandra bringing heavy rain, flooding and disruption. These warnings are in place until Tuesday 12:00 and may affect the following regions:

• South West England
  • Bournemouth, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Plymouth, Somerset, Torbay, Bath, Gloucestershire, Swindon, Wiltshire
• London & South East England
  • Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Oxfordshire, Southampton, West Berkshire, Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, Greater London, Kent. Medway, Portsmouth, Reading, Slough, Surrey
• Wales
  • Cardiff, Carmarthenshire, Newport, Pembrokeshire, Swansea
• West Midlands
  • Herefordshire, Shropshire

We will continue to monitor and provide further updates if required. 

Service levels continue to perform well, and our network is running smoothly.  A big thank you to of our front-line teams for all the hard work they’ve done to achieve this.

We’re pleased to report that service levels are performing well today across the network.

Our teams have worked exceptionally hard throughout the week to maintain strong service levels despite challenging weather conditions.

There is some localised flooding in a small number of areas, however the impact is minimal and limited to a very small number of postcodes.

Postcodes currently affected:

• Portsmouth: SO42

We’ll continue to monitor the situation closely and provide further updates if required.

Our teams have been working hard to restore services following the impact of recent weather. The majority of the network is now operating well, and recovery continues at pace. However, some areas are still affected by snow and ice, and a small number of locations may continue to experience localised disruption.

The depots and postcode areas still experiencing some impact are listed below:

• Perth - DD1–8, 11; KY14–16; PH1–18; KY1.3, 1.4, 5–8, 9.1, 10, 13
• Aberdeen - AB1–29, 39–43, 51–52, 99; DD9–10

Experiencing minor service delays:

• Newcastle - DH; NE; SR; TD12, 14–15
• East Midlands - DE; NG1–23, 25, 70, 80, 90

We will continue to provide updates if anything changes.

Our teams have been working tirelessly to bring services back to normal following the impact of Storm Goretti. The majority of the network is now operating well, and recovery continues at pace. However, some areas are still affected by adverse weather conditions, including snow and ice, and a small number of locations may continue to experience localised disruption.

We are making strong progress and remain fully focused on restoring full service levels as quickly and safely as possible.

The depots and postcode areas still experiencing some impact are listed below:

• Perth
  • DD1–8, 11; KY14–16; PH1–18; KY1.3, 1.4, 5–8, 9.1, 10, 13
• Aberdeen
  • AB1–29, 39–43, 51–52, 99; DD9–10
• Newcastle
  • DH; NE; SR; TD12, 14–15
• York
  • DN14(7); HU; YO1–YO6; YO7(3); YO8–19; YO23–95
• Milton Keynes
  • HP1–5, 17–27; LU; MK; NN1–5, 6(0), 7, 10, 12–16, 29; PE19; SG1–8, 15–19
• Portsmouth
  • PO (except 30–41); SO; SP (except 6(9), SP8 & SP11.0, 11.7, 11.8, 11.9)

Thank you for your patience and understanding. We will provide further updates if needed.

We are pleased to report that our teams have been working hard to return services to normal following the effects of Storm Goretti.

While much of the network is now recovering well, there are still some parts of the country affected by weather over the weekend, which may result in limited, localised disruption.

We continue to make strong progress and are focused on restoring full service levels as quickly and safely as possible.

The remaining affected depots and coverage areas are as follows:

• Aberdeen: AB1–29, AB39–43, AB51–52, AB99; DD9–10
• Birmingham: B1–50, B72–99; WS; OR1

Thank you for your continued patience and understanding. Further updates will be provided if required.

The Met have now extended the Yellow Weather Warning into the weekend, with Sunday at risk of Snow and Ice across Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England.

Regions affected:  

• England
  • East Midlands
  • North East England
  • North West England
  • West Midlands
  • Yorkshire & Humber
• Scotland
  • Central, Tayside & Fife
  • Grampian
  • Highlands & Eilean Siar
  • Orkney & Shetland
  • SW Scotland, Lothian Borders
  • Strathclyde
• Northern Ireland 

Widespread disruption was experienced overnight due to prolonged periods of heavy snow, sleet and intense rainfall across the UK. In addition, adverse weather conditions in the Midlands led to delays in trunking movements and restricted access to our sites, which in turn has affected parcel processing and will have a knock-on impact on today’s delivery schedules.

The Amber Weather Warning has also caused delays across Scotland, Wales and the Southwest.

We planned for this event in advance and made several operational adjustments to support continuity of service; however, adverse road conditions mean that delays are unavoidable today. Our teams are continuing to adapt routes, deploy additional resources and closely monitor local conditions to minimise disruption wherever possible.

As always, we are committed to delivering customer parcels safely, while ensuring the wellbeing of our drivers and depot teams.

Service delays are expected today in the following postcodes:

• South West
  • CF; NP
  • EX; TA1-6, TA10 (1), 12-24; PL1-9, 19- 21, 95; TQ
  • SA
  • BA7-10, BA20 -22, BH; DT; SP8, TA11
  • BA1-6, 11, 15-16; BS; GL11(4,5,6), 2(7), 9, 12(7&8), 13, 14(1,2,3), 15(4,5,6), 16(7&8), 17; HR 2(0), 9 (5,6,7); TA7-9, 10(0,9)
  • PL10-18, PL22-35; TR, EX22.6, 23.0, 23.8, 23.9, PL19.0, 19.8
• South East
  • CT; ME; DA3, DA10 -13; TN23 -25
  • BN1-19, 25, 28-99; RH;KT21-22
  • BR; DA1 - 2, 4 - 9, 14-99; SE1-4, 6-10, 12- 16,SE18, 28, 99, RM13 - 17, RM19 -20
  • AL; EN; WD; SG9 - 14, IG1 - 10; N2-3, 6, 8- 15, 17-18, 20-22; E 4,17,18
  • BN20-24, 26-27; TN1 -22, 26-99
• Central
  • HP1-5, 17-27; LU; MK; NN1 – 5, 6(0), 7, 10, 12-16, 29; PE19; SG1-8, 15-19
  • NN11
• North West
  • B1-50, 72-99; WS; OR1
  • B60-65, 69-71; DY; WR1-7, 9, 15; WV
  • M1-8, M10-23, M27 - 33, M41 -44,M90 - 99 ; SK (except SK13 -16)
  • CH6-8; LL, SY10 (7,8,9) - SY11 - 12
  • LD; SY5-9, SY10 (0,1), SY15-25;
  • BB; FY; LA1-10; PR
  • CW1-5, 10-12, 98; ST; SY1-4, 13-14; TF
  • GL1 -6*, 8 (0), 10, 11(9), 12(9), 14(9), 15(9), 16(9), 18-53, 54(5), 55(9); HR*; WR8, 10-14,
• North East
  • DE; NG1-23, 25, 70, 80, 90
  • DN31-41; LN; NG23(5&7)-24, 31-34; PE10-12, 20-25
  • DN1-14 excl.DN14(7), 15-22, 55; S, WF1 - 11, 90
  • DL; TS; YO7(1,2,4), YO21-22
  • DN14(7); HU; YO1-YO6, YO7(3)YO8 -19, 23-95;
• Scotland & NI
• AB1-29, 39-43, 51-52, 99; DD9- 10
• BT
• DH; NE; SR, TD12, 14-15
• DD1-8,11; KY14-16; PH1-18, KY1.3, 1.4, 5-8, 9.1, 10, 13

The Met Office has issued continued weather warnings across the UK over the next 24 – 48 hours, with Storm Goretti bringing a combination of strong winds, snow, and icy conditions.  Our teams are closely monitoring and taking additional precautions to operate safely adding additional journey time, adapting routes where required and making operational adjustments to minimise disruption whilst ensuring the safety of our drivers and depot team.

Please see an updated list of postcodes that may be affected:

• South West
  • CF; NP
  • EX; TA1-6, TA10 (1), 12-24; PL1-9, 19- 21, 95; TQ
  •  SA
• South East
  • CT; ME; DA3, DA10 -13; TN23 -25
  • CR; KT 17,18,20 SE5, 11, 17,19-27; SM; SW2,4,8,9,11-20
  • E (Except 4,17,18); EC; N1C; N1P; WC; IG11; N1,4-5,7,16,19; W1
  • BN20-24, 26-27; TN1 -22, 26-99
• Midlands
  • HP1-5, 17-27; LU; MK; NN1 – 5, 6(0), 7, 10, 12-16, 29; PE19; SG1-8, 15-19
  • SL, TW6, 12-20, HP6 - 16; UB1-3,7-11
• North West
  • B1-50, 72-99; WS; OR1
• North East
  • DE; NG1-23, 25, 70, 80, 90
  • DN31-41; LN; NG23(5&7)-24, 31-34; PE10-12, 20-25
  • DN1-14 excl.DN14(7), 15-22, 55; S, WF1 - 11, 90
• Scotland & NI
  • DH; NE; SR, TD12, 14-15
  • AB1-29, 39-43, 51-52, 99; DD9- 10
  •  DD1-8,11; KY14-16; PH1-18, KY1.3, 1.4, 5-8, 9.1, 10, 13
  • BT

Regions most affected:

• South West
• Wales & Central
• Midlands & Yorkshire
• Scotland & Northern Ireland

The Met Office has warned that Storm Goretti will impact several regions, bringing strong winds, heavy rainfall and / or snow and the potential for disruption over the coming days across large parts of the UK.  

Areas affected: East Midlands | East of England | London & Southeast England | Northwest England | Southwest England | Wales | West Midlands | Yorkshire & Humber

Starts: 22:00 (GMT) Wed 7 Jan

Ends: 12:00 (GMT) Fri 9 Jan

As we understand the impact to postcodes, we will continue to update.

There are ongoing yellow weather warnings from the Met Office across much of Scotland and Northern Ireland, with snow and Icy conditions continuing to impact large parts of the UK. Our teams are taking extra precautions to operate safely, including allowing additional journey time, closely monitoring local conditions, and making operational adjustments where necessary to minimise any impact on service. Safety remains our priority while we continue to work hard to maintain reliable deliveries.

We have reviewed the situation in detail and updated the postcodes listed below to provide a more in-depth view of the specific locations currently affected, helping you understand where disruption is most likely. 

Northern Ireland

There have been overnight cancellations of several ferries, which will have an impact on all deliveries across Northern Ireland.

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice across parts of the UK today, with frost and icy roads expected in several regions. While our network continues to operate as normal, the challenging road conditions are causing delays across the UK.

Listed below are the postcode areas most affected:

• South West - EX, PL, TQ, TA, SA

Our teams are monitoring conditions closely, taking extra care and will continue to deliver where it is safe to do so.

Please check back for regular updates.

The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice across large parts of the UK, and this is expected to impact deliveries in Aberdeen, Belfast and Newcastle and some isolated areas of England, particularly in northern and eastern regions. 
 
While the rest of the country is not currently reporting significant disruption, icy roads may still cause some delivery delays nationwide. 
 
Our teams are taking extra care, allowing additional journey time and making adjustments where necessary. 
 
We will continue to update regularly.

The Met Office have extended the national coverage of their Snow and Ice weather warnings, as well as upgrading to Amber level.

Areas affected: Scotland | Wales | South West England | Northern Ireland
Starts: 06:00 GMT Thu 1 January
Ends: 12:00 GMT Sat 3 January

Areas affected: Scotland | Wales | South West England | Northern Ireland | East Midlands | East of England | North East England | Yorkshire & Humber
Starts: 00:00 GMT Sat 3 January
Ends: 15:00 GMT Mon 5 January

Heavy, prolonged and frequent snow showers continue into the weekend in east and north Scotland, as well as Orkney & Shetland – all now subject to Amber Weather Warning.

We are expecting disruption to service out of our Dundee Depot, with blizzardy conditions and closed roads already reported in Aberdeenshire.

Meanwhile, Yellow Weather Warnings are now also in place over the weekend in Northern Ireland, the east coast of England, Wales and the South West.

Snow and icy conditions are expected up until Monday afternoon.

Frequent and heavy snow showers may lead to some travel disruption to begin the year.

Areas affected: Central, Tayside & Fife | Grampian | Highlands & Eilean Siar | Orkney & Shetland | Strathclyde
Starts: 06:00 GMT Thu 1 January
Ends: 23:59 GMT Fri 2 January

The Met Office have warned of a cold weather snap that will result in Snow & Icy conditions in Scotland with the turn of the New Year.

They have advised of travel delays, with some rural communities being cut off, while general roads and pathways could be impassable.

We expect isolated disruption on Friday 2^nd which coincides with Scotland’s Hogmanay Bank Holiday. Deliveries and Collections will be subject to local weather impact.

Meanwhile, our EuroCentral & Dundee Depots are planned to be gritted to counter the temperature drop.

Our service levels remain strong across most of the network, as we move into the final week before Christmas. A few locations are facing delays, and we’re focused on resolving these quickly.

The most recently affected postcodes are listed below:

• North West - CH, WA, WN, L
• Scotland & NI - DH, NE, SR

The sites listed below remain closed for customer collections:

• Runcorn
• York
• Newcastle

We appreciate your patience as we keep your deliveries moving during this peak period.

The Met Office has advised that the latest warnings for heavy rain in South UK are due to end tonight.

Areas affected: London & South East England, South West, South Wales

Ends: 21:00 GMT Thursday 18 December

Flooding aftermath is still a factor: there are currently 11 active flood warnings (where flooding is expected), and 134 flood alerts (where flooding is possible).

There has been limited disruption to service beyond some localised delays linked to rural access, floods and general adverse driving conditions.

We are monitoring this with local management and additional resource is in place where required.

We’re pleased to report that most of our services continue to perform well during this busy festive season. While some areas are experiencing delays, our teams are working hard to keep things moving. The most recently affected areas are listed below:

• North West - CH, WA, WN, L
• Scotland & NI - DH, NE, SR

Glasgow has reopened for customer collections, but the sites listed below remain closed:

• Runcorn
• York
• Newcastle

Thank you for your continued support and understanding as we deliver Christmas together.  Please check back for further updates.

The majority of our network is operating efficiently despite the high demand of Christmas trading. Some regions are seeing temporary delays, and we’re taking every step to minimize disruption – see below for the latest areas affected:

• South West - CF, NP
• North West - CH, WA, WN, L
• North East - DN, HU, YO
• Scotland & NI - G, ML, PA, KA, BT, DH, NE, SR

The following sites remain closed for customer collections.

• Runcorn
• York
• Newcastle
• Glasgow

We appreciate your understanding as we maintain the reliable service you expect during this peak season. Please check back for regular updates.

Most of our services continue to perform well during this busy Christmas season, and we’re working hard to keep things moving. A few areas are experiencing delays, so we’ve updated the list below:

• South West - CF, NP
• North West - CH, WA, WN, L
• Scotland & NI - G, ML, PA, KA, DH, NE, SR

The sites listed below remain closed for customer collections. Please check back for regular updates.

• Runcorn
• York
• Newcastle
• Glasgow

Thank you for your patience as we navigate this peak period together.

With less than two weeks till Christmas, we’re in the very peak of the season and we’re pleased to report that the vast majority of our network is performing well.

There are just a few isolated areas, though, where there are some temporary delays.

Listed below are the postcode areas currently affected:

• Scotland & NI - DH, NE, SR

In addition, the sites listed below remain closed for customer collections. Please check back for regular updates.

• Runcorn
• York
• Newcastle
• Glasgow

Thank you for your patience while we address these challenges and ensure everything gets back on track.

Our service levels remain strong across most of the network, even during the Christmas rush. A few locations are facing delays, and we’re focused on resolving these quickly.

Listed below are the postcode areas currently affected by delays:

• Midlands - NR, PE
• North West - SY, CH, WA, WN, L
• North East - DN, HU, YO
• Scotland & NI - BT, G, ML, PA, KA, DH, NE, SR

In addition, the sites listed below remain closed for customer collections. Please check back for regular updates.

• Runcorn
• York
• Newcastle
• Glasgow

We appreciate your patience as we keep your deliveries moving during this peak period.

Most of our services are performing well during this busy Christmas season, and we’re working hard to keep things moving. A few areas are experiencing delays, but we’re actively addressing them to ensure your parcels arrive as quickly as possible.

Listed below are the postcode areas currently affected by delays:

• South West - CF, NP, EX, PL, TQ, TA
• South East - KT, SW, TW
• Midlands - NR, PE
• North West - SY, CH, WA, WN, L
• North East - S, WF, DN, HU, YO
• Scotland & NI - BT, G, ML, PA, KA, DH, NE, SR

In addition, the sites listed below remain closed for customer collections. Please check back for regular updates.

• Runcorn
• York
• Newcastle
• Glasgow

Thank you for your patience as we navigate this peak period together.

As Christmas trading continues, we’re dedicated to keeping our network running at its best. Most deliveries are on schedule, but some areas are experiencing delays.

Storm Bram continues to bring strong winds and disruption to travel services, particularly in the north and west of Scotland. Please keep an eye on the Met Office for any further weather warnings.

Listed below are the postcode areas currently affected by delays:

• South West - CF, NP, EX, PL, TQ, TA
• South East - CR, KT, SE, SM, SW, TW
• North West - SY, CH, WA, WN, L
• North East - S, WF, DN, HU, YO
• Scotland & NI - BT, G, ML, PA, KA, DH, NE, SR

We’re actively managing these situations to minimise any impact and will keep your customers informed every step of the way.

Thank you for your continued support and understanding.

We would like to provide an update regarding services into Ireland following further information received from our Irish partners overnight.
 
Due to Storm Bram, which brought an Amber Weather Warning across large parts of Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, Ireland has experienced extreme weather conditions including gale-force winds and prolonged heavy rainfall. As a result, multiple ferry sailings from Holyhead have been cancelled, significantly impacting linehaul movements into Ireland.
 
Based on the latest information, customers should now expect delays of at least 48 hours across Ireland services while networks recover and backlogs are cleared once routes reopen.

As the busy festive period, we remain committed to delivering a reliable service you can count on. While the majority of deliveries remain unaffected, a few areas are experiencing isolated delays.

Here’s the updated list of affected postcodes:

• South West - CF, NP, EX, PL, TQ, TA
• South East - CR, KT, SE, SM, SW, E, EC, N, W, KT, SW, TW, TN, BN
• North West - SY, CH, WA, WN, L
• North East - S, WF, DN, HU, YO
• Scotland - G, ML, PA, KA, DH, NE, SR

In addition, the sites listed below remain closed for customer collections. Please check back for regular updates.

• Runcorn
• York
• Newcastle
• Glasgow

Our teams are working diligently to keep things moving, and we’ll ensure your customers receive timely updates on their orders.

Thank you for your continued understanding.

The Met Office has declared three days of weather warnings, starting in the South West of England but moving North over the next couple of days. An amber warning has also been issued in North West Scotland tomorrow.

There are also 12 flood warnings in place, where flooding is expected, and 62 flood alerts, where flooding is possible, across the impacted regions.

As a result, there is potential for impact to delivery services across the highlighted regions as heavy rainfall will likely affect transport routes.

Please check this page regularly for further updates and visit the met office or flood alert websites for further information.

As Christmas trading continues, we’re dedicated to keeping our network running at its best. Most deliveries are on schedule, but a handful of areas are experiencing delays of up to 24–48 hours. We’re actively managing these situations to minimise any impact and will keep your customers informed every step of the way.

In addition, four of our sites — Runcorn, York, Glasgow and Newcastle — are currently closed for customer collections. We’ll update our website as soon as these sites reopen and collections can resume.

Here’s the most recent list of affected postcodes:

• South West - EX, PL. TQ, TA, CF, NP
• North West - CH, WA, WN, L
• North East - DH, NE, SR, DN, HU, YO
• Scotland- G, ML, PA, KA

Thank you for your understanding during this busy period.

As Christmas trading continues apace, we’re dedicated to keeping our network running at its best. Most deliveries are on schedule, but some areas are experiencing short delays of up to 24-48 hours.

We’re actively managing these situations to minimise any impact and will keep your customers informed every step of the way.

Here’s the most recent list of affected postcodes:

• South West - EX, PL, TQ, TA, CF, NP
• South East - NR, PE, CM, RM, SS, KT, SW, TW, TN, BN
• Midlands - B, BN, RH
• North West - CH, WA, WN, L, M, SK, BL, HD, HX, OL, SY, CW, ST, TF, DY, WR
• North East - DH, NE, SR, DN, HU, YO, S, WF
• Scotland - G, ML, PA, KA

Thank you for your understanding during this busy period.

Throughout this busy festive period, we’re committed to delivering the reliable service you count on. While the majority of deliveries remain unaffected, a few areas are experiencing isolated delays.

Listed below are the postcode areas most affected today:

• South West – EX, PL, TQ, TA, CF, NP, BA, BS, GL
• South East – NR, PE, CM, RM, SS, HA, W, NW, NB, KT, SW, TW
• Midlands – DE, B
• North West – CH, WA, WN, L, M, SK
• North East – DH, NE, SR
• Scotland – EH, FK, KY

Our teams are working diligently to keep things moving, and we’ll ensure your customers receive timely updates on their orders.

Thank you for your understanding during this busy period.

Throughout this busy festive period, we’re committed to delivering the reliable service you count on. While the majority of deliveries remain unaffected, a few areas are experiencing isolated delays.

Listed below are the postcode areas most affected today:

• South West – EX, PL, TQ, TA, CF, NP, BA, BS, GL
• South East – NR, PE, CM, RM, SS
• Midlands – SY, DN, LN, NG
• London – E, EC, N, W
• North West – CH, WA, WN, L, BL, HD, HX, OL, SK
• North East – DH, NE, SR
• Scotland – G, ML, PA, KA, EH, FK, KY

Our teams are working diligently to keep things moving, and we’ll ensure your customers receive timely updates on their orders.

Thank you for your understanding during this busy period.

During this peak Christmas trading period, we are committed to delivering exceptional service across our network. However, we are currently experiencing some isolated delays.

Our teams are working diligently to minimise any disruption to you and your customers, and the vast majority of deliveries remain unaffected in these areas. We will continue to keep your customers up to date on their deliveries.

This list below has been updated to reflect the most recent postcode areas as of today experiencing isolated delays of up to 24/48hrs:

• South West - EX, PL, TQ, TA, CF, NP
• South East - NR, PE
• Midlands - SY
• North West - CH, WA, WN, L

Thank you for your understanding during this busy period and please bear with us as we continue to deliver your parcels.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning across the weekend and into early this week for heavy rainfall across the Midlands, South Wales and the south of England.

As a result, there is potential for disruption across many regions including Cardiff, Birmingham, London, Maidstone and Southampton.

In addition, there are currently 3 flood alerts in place along the River Derwent.

We'll monitor the situation and share any impact as we are made aware.

More information is available on the Met Office website here.

A technical issue with BT has arisen this morning.  BT have identified the cause, and a fix is in place, but we’re seeing some delays as a result of the outage.

In addition to this, we’re still experiencing isolated delays of up to 24–48 hours in the postcode areas listed below.

This list has been updated to reflect the most recent isolations as of today:

• South West - EX, PL, TQ, TA, CF, NP
• South East - NR, PE
• North West - CH, WA, WN, L
• Scotland - G, ML, PA, KA

Our frontline colleagues continue to work hard to minimise any disruption, and we’ll keep customers up to date with their deliveries.

Thank you for your understanding during this busy period and please bear with us as we continue to deliver your parcels.

As we continue to navigate the peak Christmas trading period, the majority of our deliveries remain unaffected. 

We are, however, experiencing isolated delays of up to 24–48 hours within the postcode areas listed below. 

This list has been updated to reflect the most recent isolations as of today:

• South West - EX, PL, TQ, TA, CF, NP
• South East - NR, PE
• Midlands - DN, LN, NG
• North West - CH, WA, WN, L, BL, HD, HX, OL, SK
• North East - DH, NE, SR
• Scotland - G, ML, PA, KA 

Our teams continue to work at pace to minimise disruption, and we will keep customers informed about the status of their deliveries.

Thank you for your understanding during this busy period.

During this peak Christmas trading period, we are committed to delivering exceptional service across our network. However, we are currently experiencing some isolated delays of up to 24 to 48 hours in the following postcode areas:

• South West - EX, PL, TQ, TA, CF, NP, BA, BS, GL
• South East - NR, PE
• Midlands - DN, LN, NG, DE
• North West - CH, WA, WN, L, BL, HD, HX, OL, SK
• Scotland - G, ML, PA, KA

Our teams are working diligently to minimise any disruption to you and your customers, and the vast majority of deliveries remain unaffected. We will continue to keep your customers up to date on their deliveries.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and appreciate your patience and understanding during this busy time.

We continue our efforts to deliver any parcels delayed by the recent snow and ice across Wales, Scotland and the North East.  Areas that continue to be affected include:

• NE45-49
• NE61-71
• SA34
• SA48
• SA62-64
• YO11-18
• YO21-22
• YO62

Please bear with us as we continue to deliver your parcels in these challenging conditions.

Snow and ice continue to impact deliveries in Scotland and the North East. As well as the areas outlined yesterday, the postcodes listed below are also affected:

• Aberdeen
• Belfast
• DL11-12
• DH8-9
• HG3
• HG5
• Most HU postcodes
• LS22
• NE46-49
• Swansea
• TD14-15
• TS12-13
• YO11-16
• YO21
• YO25
• YO61-62

We’ll continue in our efforts to deliver any delayed parcels as the weather improves and thank you for your understanding in the meantime.

Snow and ice are affecting deliveries in several areas in Scotland and the North East, with the area around Aberdeen the worst affected.

Some ferry crossings to Northern Ireland have also been cancelled due to weather disruption.

Affected postcodes are listed below:

• AB36 & AB37
• IV13, IV21-26 and IV54
• IV2 6 and IV3 8 
• PH20-26 (Speyside)
• KW1-14 (icy roads and heavy snow)
• NE46, NE47, NE47, NE49 are the worst affected areas for Newcastle

All efforts will be made to deliver any delayed parcels as the weather improves.

Incident update following a fire in the offices at our Manchester site in the early hours of this morning:

First and foremost, we can confirm that all our colleagues were evacuated and are safe. We are working with the fire service to review the situation.

Access to the warehouse is currently restricted, but no parcels have been damaged.

A business continuity plan has been activated to enable as many deliveries as possible to continue. Any booked collections will go ahead as planned and are not affected.

Further updates will follow.

If you're waiting for a delivery of an iPhone and have received a DHL eCommerce UK tracking number, reference number or shipment number you can track your delivery here. 

Our Tracking page uses scans from our depots and drivers to provide you with all the latest information. As you can appreciate, our Customer Service Teams are likely to receive high call volumes, so our Tracking page is the quickest way to get a progress update on your iPhone delivery. 

To view our iPhone delivery tracking FAQs, please view the document here.

Due to the red weather warning issued ahead of Storm Éowyn, parcels for delivery in Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man will incur a 24hr delay. Our teams are working to minimise any disruption and will transit parcels as soon as it's safe to do so.