1st June 2020 | Robert Cole | Leave a comment ROYAL MAIL DECORATED five postboxes in support of the NHS and as a thank you healthcare workers across the United Kingdom. The boxes are painted in ‘NHS blue’ and say ‘Thank You NHS’. They are located close to hospitals in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Wales and Belfast. One of the postboxes dedicated to the NHS in London The postboxes were chosen to ensure the representation of all four UK countries and to commemorate the Trafford General Hospital, the birthplace of the NHS, founded by Aneurin “Nye” Bevan in Manchester in July 1948. Shane O’Riordain, Managing Director of Regulation, Corporate Affairs and Marketing, Royal Mail said: “We are showing our support and thanks to the many NHS workers across the UK who are working tirelessly to help those affected by the coronavirus crisis. The special blue postboxes are a small token of our thanks for the exceptional service NHS workers are providing across all four UK nations. Link: https://www.royalmailgroup.com/en/press-centre/press-releases/royal-mail/royal-mail-unveils-blue-thank-you-nhs-postboxes-across-the-uk/