Newspaper delivery disruptions continue to affect residents in Leuven, with another incident reported in Kessel-Lo. Since the postal service no longer handles newspaper distribution via bpost, delivery issues have become increasingly common.
- Kranten werden opnieuw gedumpt in Kessel-Lo
- Postbedeling verloopt niet meer via bpost
- Problemen ontstaan bij krantenbedeling sinds wijziging
- Stapels kranten gevonden door voorbijgangers zaterdag
- Bedelingsbedrijf werd gecontacteerd, nog geen reactie
- Krantenbedeling veroorzaakt overlast en frustratie lokaal
On 2025-07-05 18:46:00, passersby discovered a pile of undelivered newspapers dumped along Eénmeilaan in Kessel-Lo. This latest occurrence highlights ongoing challenges faced by the new delivery company, which has yet to respond to inquiries about the situation.
What does this mean for local readers who rely on timely newspaper delivery? And how will these disruptions impact the reputation of the new postal arrangements? The answers remain unclear as the community awaits further updates.
Why are newspapers still being dumped despite the change in delivery providers? The situation raises important questions about accountability and service quality in Belgium’s evolving postal landscape. Key points to consider include:
- The transition from bpost to a new delivery company has led to logistical challenges.
- Residents in Kessel-Lo have repeatedly found undelivered newspapers discarded.
- The delivery company has not yet provided a public explanation or solution.
Moving forward, it is crucial for the delivery company to address these concerns promptly. Local readers deserve reliable access to their newspapers, and transparency from service providers will be key to restoring trust.
