It was 'all snacks on deck' at Cardiff Delivery Office to watch the Prince of Wales' broadcast on Tuesday morning. 

Claire Kane from the Response Services Team watches the broadcast.

Balham postie, Davide Peluso, gets up close to hear what the Prince of Wales has to say. 

A good turnout at Birmingham East Delivery Office, as colleagues await the start of the broadcast.

Colleagues at Eastleigh MPU take time out to hear the Prince of Wales' words of thanks and encouragement. 

Heswall Delivery Office gathers as the Prince of Wales thanks them for 'continuing to work so incredibly hard in every corner of this land.'

Business development manager, Jim Watts, and canine companion tune in to the Prince of Wales' message. 

Lampeter colleagues hear the Prince of Wales thanking Royal Mail for 'delivering hope through letterboxes across the land.'

Colleagues at Liverpool South East enjoy a socially distanced royal address. 

Marken Rasen colleagues sit back as the Prince of Wales thanks them for facing challenges such as extreme weather, colleague absences and greatly increased parcel volumes. 

NMT played a vital role enabling our contact centre staff to work from home. They say: 'It brought tears to our eyes and made us feel enormously proud to work for Royal Mail.'

Colleagues at Ormskirk Delivery Office hear the Prince of Wales describe Royal Mail as 'an incredibly important lifeline to us all.'

Team Pontypool socially distance in Wales to hear the Prince of Wales praising their work in support of 'the vulnerable, the lonely and those who have to self isolate.' 

The Wells team take some time out to hear The Prince of Wales praise the work of Royal Mail colleagues across the United Kingdom. 

Letter desk account manager, Helen Bailey, joins from home. She says: 'Lovely message from Prince of Wales. Very proud to have been part of the Royal Mail family.'