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InPost launches Locker Shops in key urban areas

InPost launches Locker Shops in key urban areas

InPost, the leading provider of parcel locker solutions, has announced the next phase in its rapid expansion with the opening of new Locker Shops in key urban areas. Following the success of its first Locker Shop in Camden, InPost is accelerating its Locker Shop opening programme and targeting hyper urban areas where there is huge demand for its lockers to provide greater access to its parcel locker network.

Kicking off with new locations in London, including Liverpool Street and London Bridge in 2024, as well as Manchester and further London locations from 2025 as part of a strategic rollout.


InPost is leading the locker revolution as more and more people choose out-of-home delivery options. With over 8,400 locker locations across the country and demand continuing to grow the InPost Locker Shops offer a quick, easy and convenient delivery solution for consumers in busy urban areas.

InPost’s Camden Locker Shop pilot, which launched in April 2024, was a hit with London locals and proved the value of dedicated stores with a large number of locker compartments. Based on this encouraging response, InPost is now bringing the concept to even more areas. The new shops will feature InPost’s eye-catching branding with localised design elements to further engage with local consumers.

“The results of our Camden trial showed us that consumers love our InPost Locker Shops," said Neil Kuschel, CEO, InPost UK. "We know that locker lovers are seeking convenience - that’s the number one reason they’re choosing out-of-home delivery[ii] - and what’s more convenient than having a store in your neighbourhood? We are committed to making parcel collection and returns as simple as possible for our customers. By expanding our network of Locker Shop locations to more urban areas, even more consumers will now be able to pop in and pick up or drop off their parcels with ease, taking us one step closer to our goal of ensuring every consumer has access to an InPost Locker.”


Current locations:

5 Pratt St., London NW1 0AE

11 Wentworth Street, London, E1 7TB

Unit 4, Larch Court, Glass Boutique, Bermondsey Street, SE1 3GB

Full details of further InPost Locker Shop locations will soon be announced.

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