By lauren.abbott@iliffemedia.co.uk (Lauren Abbott) Royal Mail is extending the time households and businesses have to use non-barcoded stamps by a further six months. The postal service, which had also come under fire for the limited ways people could swap-out their soon-to-be outdated stamps, plans to introduce a sixth month period of grace which pushes back its original January deadline to July. Earlier this year Royal Mail unveiled new-look everyday stamps featuring a barcode, which it says is designed to add improved security features and would pave the way for ‘innovative services for cus…
