Village residents in Bradworthy, Devon, express frustration as an erratic delivery driver repeatedly misdelivers Evri parcels.
The mix-ups, causing a stir in the community of 724 people, led locals to resort to Facebook to reconnect with their misplaced online orders.
Following the blunders, delivery giant Evri, formerly Hermes, decided to terminate the services of the error-prone courier.
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Deputy mayor Debra De Ste Croix finds the situation initially amusing but acknowledges the growing annoyance among villagers, stating, “It’s turned into a right saga, and was a bit of a laugh. But to be honest, we’re all a bit fed up now too.”
Anne, a local resident, shares her dissatisfaction, stating, “My parcel has been delivered to this porch but it’s not mine. Please can you let me know if it’s yours, and I’ll come and collect it.”
Community members in Bradworthy, Devon, resort to humor and social media to navigate the chaos caused by the bungling Evri delivery driver.
Karen jests, “Evri strikes again.
Kelly, your parcel is safe with me, left on my doorstep today.”
James joins in, commenting, “The elusive Evri driver strikes again. Assuming the name and address match the same person, I’ll drop it round on my way out.”
Sian, who mistakenly received Clarks shoes, seeks assistance, stating, “Sorry, another Evri post. Has anyone received my Holland & Barrett order? That’s not our floor/ground.”
Tina adds humor, saying, “Joining the Evri club here, anyone recognize this place with my parcel on their floor. Thank you to whoever had my parcel and dropped it off.”
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