✓ Royal Mail Authorised Inspector since 2008 | Trading since 2005
Mailcoms was thanked by the then Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, at a reception at 11 Downing Street, in recognition of the company’s contribution to the UK economy through growth and job creation. Mailcoms founder Des McManus attended alongside local MP Amanda Milling.
Mailcoms founder Des McManus, accompanied by the local MP Amanda Milling, was invited to number 11 Downing Street for a reception hosted by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr George Osborne. During the reception the Chancellor thanked Mailcoms, along with other businesses, for their contribution to the economy through growth and job creation.
From left to right: Des McManus (Mailcoms Founder), Amanda Milling (local MP) and Mr George Osborne (Chancellor of the Exchequer).
The honour was particularly special as it came as Mailcoms marked a decade since the company was incorporated in 2006. From its early days, when it started from the McManus family home in Cannock, Mailcoms now employs over 20 staff and has established itself as one of the UK’s premier franking machine suppliers and maintainers.
Frequently asked questions
Why was Mailcoms invited to Downing Street?
To attend a reception at 11 Downing Street where the Chancellor of the Exchequer thanked businesses for contributing to the economy through growth and job creation.
When was Mailcoms founded?
Mailcoms began in 2005 from the McManus family home in Cannock, Staffordshire, and was incorporated as Mailcoms Ltd in 2006.
What does Mailcoms do?
Mailcoms is a family-run, Royal Mail Authorised Independent Inspector & Maintainer of franking machines, supplying franking machines, ink and consumables to businesses across the UK.