DX Branches, Depots & Collection Points Near You 2026

Whether your parcel is sitting at a DX delivery depot after a missed delivery, you need to arrange a DX collection, or you simply want to know where your nearest DX branch is — this page covers the full DX UK network by region, explains exactly how depot collection works, and answers every major city query. Before travelling to any depot, use the DX tracking tool at the top of this page first — it confirms which specific depot holds your item and whether it is ready for collection, saving you a wasted journey.

The DX Depot Network in 2026

The DX network comprises 110 individual depots situated across the UK and Ireland. This makes DX one of the largest independent depot networks in the country — covering England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland with a footprint that reaches almost 100% of UK and Ireland residential and commercial addresses.

The network expanded significantly in 2025 and 2026 through a combination of new openings, super site launches, and strategic acquisitions. DX launched two new DX-2 Super Sites in Birstall, West Yorkshire, and Wellingborough, North Northamptonshire. Located on the Norquest Industrial Estate, the Birstall facility spans 25,000 sq ft. The Wellingborough location is on the Ise Valley Industrial Estate and is 10,000 sq ft. Following the launch, DX now operates nine UK super sites.

The network operates under two main divisions, each with its own depot infrastructure:

Infographic titled The DX Depot Network in 2026 showing a map of the UK and Ireland with 110 DX depot locations marked, plus text stating 110 depots and 100% coverage, and a DX delivery truck

How to Find Your Nearest DX Depot

There are 3 ways to locate a DX depot near you in 2026:

Step 1: Check the tracker above first

Enter your tracking number and postcode into the DX tracking tool at the top of this page. If your item shows “Awaiting Collection” or “Card Left,” the result identifies the specific depot holding your parcel by name and region — this is always the fastest route to finding the right location before you travel.

Step 2: Use the official DX Depot Network page

Go to dxdelivery.com/depot-network — this is the official DX interactive map showing all 110 depot locations across the UK and Ireland. Search by postcode or browse by region to find your closest facility with confirmed current addresses.

Step 3: Call DX directly

If you cannot access the depot finder online, call DX and ask which depot holds your item:

  • DX Express (9–13 digit tracking numbers): 0333 241 5700 — Monday to Friday 8 AM–6 PM / Saturday 8 AM–4 PM
  • DX Freight (8 digit consignment numbers): 0333 241 1100 — Monday to Friday 8 AM–6 PM / Saturday 8 AM–3 PM

Give them your tracking number and delivery postcode and they will confirm which depot holds your item and provide the address and opening hours.

How DX Collection Works

DX collection means two different things depending on whether you are a recipient or a sender. Understanding which applies to you before making arrangements saves time.

Collecting a Missed Delivery as a Recipient

When a DX driver cannot deliver your parcel, they leave a “We Missed You” calling card. Your item is returned to the local DX delivery depot for that route. There are 4 steps to collect it:

  • Check the calling card for the depot reference number
  • Enter the reference into the DX tracker at the top of this page to confirm the item is at the depot and showing “Awaiting Collection”
  • Go to dxdelivery.com/depot-network to find the depot address and opening hours
  • Visit during opening hours — typically Monday to Friday 8 AM–6 PM, Saturday hours vary by location — bringing your calling card reference, photo ID, and proof of your delivery address

Important: Not all DX depots accept walk-in collections from recipients. Some operate as pure sorting and distribution facilities without a customer-facing counter. Always call DX on 0333 241 5700 (Express) or 0333 241 1100 (Freight) to confirm before travelling.

Booking a Collection as a Business Sender

Business senders arrange a DX collection from their premises through DX Despatch Manager at despatch.dxdelivery.com. Collections typically run between 9 AM and 5:30 PM. DX offers free collections in some areas of London, the East Midlands, and North West England where depots are nearby. For other areas, collection fees apply and can be confirmed via saleshelpdesk@dxdelivery.com.

DX Collection Points — What You Need to Know

A DX collection point is different from a DX depot and this distinction trips up a lot of people searching for a local drop-off.

DX does not operate a high street collection point network like Royal Mail Post Offices or Evri ParcelShops. You cannot walk into a newsagent or corner shop and drop off a DX parcel. What DX does offer for sending:

  • Drop-off at a DX depot directly — bring your labelled parcel to a DX Express or Freight depot that accepts customer drop-offs
  • Book a DX collection from your address — available through business accounts and third-party platforms such as Parcel2Go or Interparcel
  • Third-party platform drop-off — when booking DX services through platforms like Transglobal Express, you can use their nominated drop-off network

For receiving a parcel, your collection point is always the specific DX delivery depot that held your item after the missed delivery attempt — confirmed via the tracker above.

DX London — Chancery Lane and Greater London

DX London has a significant presence across the capital, with its most recognisable address being its Chancery Lane location in the City of London.

DX Chancery Lane

DX Delivery’s Chancery Lane address is located at 50-52 Chancery Lane in the City of London, WC2. This is primarily a DX Exchange location serving the legal sector — the streets surrounding Chancery Lane are the heart of London’s legal district, home to barristers’ chambers, solicitors’ offices, and the Royal Courts of Justice. DX Exchange members in this area use their DX number (e.g. DX 57 London/Chancery Lane) to receive legal correspondence without a postal address.

The nearest tube station to DX Chancery Lane is Chancery Lane on the Central Line — approximately a 5-minute walk. Farringdon station (Elizabeth Line, Thameslink, Circle and Metropolitan Lines) is around a 10-minute walk.

For DX Express parcels in London — whether held at a facility in Bracknell, Haydock, or another Greater London and Home Counties depot — use the tracker at the top of this page with your tracking number and postcode to identify the specific holding depot before travelling.

DX Group established new dedicated freight facilities at Heathrow, where the site is adjacent to existing freight facilities at Lakeside Road Industrial Estate. This Heathrow Freight facility serves Greater London and the surrounding counties for DX Freight consignments.

DX Express customer service: 0333 241 5700 DX Freight customer service: 0333 241 1100

DX Manchester and the North West

DX Manchester and the wider North West region is served by a combination of Express and Freight operations centred on Haydock in Merseyside and Warrington in Cheshire.

DX opened a new regional hub in Merseyside as well as a new depot in Shropshire. The site in Merseyside comprises over 33,000 square feet and is based in Haydock on the newly redeveloped Connect Park. This Haydock facility is the primary DX Express hub for the North West, covering Manchester, Salford, Wigan, Bolton, Preston, and surrounding M and WN postcode areas.

During March, DX Express activities at Warrington were moved to new dedicated facilities in Haydock, enabling the vacated site on the Appleton Industrial Estate to be repurposed and adapted to suit the needs of DX Freight. This means Warrington’s Appleton Industrial Estate now functions as a dedicated DX Freight hub for the North West.

DXS Manchester — searches for this term typically relate to DX Secure or DX Express operations in the Manchester area rather than a distinct sub-brand. DX does not operate a separate “DXS” division — all Manchester Express and Secure deliveries fall under the DX Express umbrella and use the same contact number.

For recipients in Manchester, Stockport, Salford, Bury, Bolton, Rochdale, Wigan, and surrounding postcodes:

  • Track your item using the tool at the top of this page to confirm which North West depot holds your parcel
  • Use dxdelivery.com/depot-network with your postcode to get the current depot address
  • Call 0333 241 5700 (Express) or 0333 241 1100 (Freight) to confirm opening hours before travelling

DX Bury

DX Bury covers the BL postcode zone across the Greater Manchester borough of Bury. It falls within the North West operational zone routed through the Haydock Express hub and the Warrington Freight facility.

DX Bristol and the South West

DX delivery driver in uniform moving DX branded boxes on a trolley outside DX Bristol and The South West depot with a DX delivery van

DX Bristol

 The South West

DX Exeter

DX’s Exeter service centre is located at Eagle Way, Exeter, EX2 7HY. The Exeter depot handles DX Exchange mail for Devon’s legal and professional community alongside DX Express parcel operations for the surrounding EX postcode area.

DX Plymouth

DX Plymouth covers the PL postcode area across Devon and west Cornwall. It is served as part of DX’s South West coverage alongside the Exeter service centre and the newer Bodmin Business Park depot for Cornwall distribution.

For recipients in Bristol, Bath, Swindon, Gloucester, Cheltenham, Taunton, Exeter, Plymouth, and surrounding South West areas:

  • Track first using the DX tracker above
  • Use dxdelivery.com/depot-network to find the nearest depot by postcode
  • DX Express queries: 0333 241 5700 / DX Freight queries: 0333 241 1100
Map showing DX Glasgow and DX Eurocentral depot locations in Scotland with addresses and contact numbers 0333 241 5700 and 0333 241 1100

DX Glasgow and DX Eurocentral — Scotland

Scotland’s central belt is served by two distinct DX facilities — one for Express and one for Freight — making this one of the best-covered regions in the network.

DX Express Glasgow — Gartcosh Industrial Park

The approximately 20,000 sq ft depot is located at Gartcosh Industrial Park and will serve the Group’s Express division, which specialises in secure, next-day parcel delivery. Gartcosh Industrial Park is in North Lanarkshire, approximately 10 miles east of Glasgow city centre. This is DX’s dedicated Express facility for central Scotland, handling all DX Express and DX Secure next-day parcel deliveries across the Glasgow, Lanarkshire, and central Scotland postcode areas.

DX Eurocentral — DX Freight Scotland

The Express division’s operations in this area were previously sited at DX’s Freight division depot at Eurocentral Industrial Estate, located on the edge of Holytown and Mossend. This has now become a dedicated DX Freight depot, with further investment planned. This move provides both of DX’s divisions with dedicated facilities and allows the Group to increase capacity and service levels for the important central belt of Scotland.

DX Eurocentral is therefore the dedicated DX Freight depot for central Scotland — handling large, heavy, and IDW consignments across the Lanarkshire, Glasgow, and wider Scottish Freight network. The Eurocentral Industrial Estate sits near Mossend, approximately 13 miles east of Glasgow city centre, adjacent to major road links including the M8.

If your DX Freight tracking shows a Scottish depot and your item is over 25 kg or 1.8 m in length, it is almost certainly being held at or routed through DX Eurocentral.

DX Express Scotland: 0333 241 5700 DX Freight Scotland / Eurocentral: 0333 241 1100

DX Edinburgh — 0131 and the DX Directory Scotland

Searching “0131 DX Delivery”

The 0131 area code covers Edinburgh and the Lothians. People searching for “0131 DX delivery” are looking for a local Edinburgh phone number for DX. DX does not publish individual depot phone numbers under local area codes. All customer service contact uses the national 0333 numbers:

  • DX Express Edinburgh (9–13 digit numbers): 0333 241 5700
  • DX Freight Edinburgh (8 digit numbers): 0333 241 1100

Calling from an Edinburgh landline or mobile does not cost extra — 0333 numbers are charged at the same rate as 01 and 02 geographic numbers and are included in most UK mobile call packages.

DX Directory Scotland — What It Actually Is

The DX Directory Scotland is not a phone or business directory. It is the DX Exchange address directory used by legal professionals, solicitors, courts, and public bodies across Scotland to address professional correspondence within the DX Exchange members network.

Every DX Exchange member — including Scottish law firms, Sheriff Courts, the Court of Session, and government agencies — has a unique DX number (for example, “DX 557 Edinburgh” or “DX 540301 Glasgow 11”). These DX numbers appear on official headed notepaper and court documents throughout Scotland as a standard addressing method for professional mail.

The DX Scotland Exchange network operates through approximately 4,200 Exchange locations across the UK and Ireland, with Scotland covered through dedicated Exchange facilities in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, and Dundee. Legal correspondence sent to a Scottish DX number is collected post-5 PM and delivered pre-9 AM the following working day.

For Scottish solicitors or court users looking to join the DX Exchange network, contact exchange@dxdelivery.com.

DX Belfast and Northern Ireland

DX Belfast is the primary DX facility covering Northern Ireland. DX’s coverage extends to Belfast, Londonderry, and other Northern Irish addresses across both urban and rural areas under the same tracking system and service structure as mainland UK — same tracking numbers, same contact numbers, and the same DX Exchange address directory used by Northern Irish legal firms and courts.

For tracking a DX delivery in Belfast or wider Northern Ireland:

  • Enter your tracking number and BT postcode into the DX tracker at the top of this page
  • If the result shows “Card Left” or “Awaiting Collection,” use dxdelivery.com/depot-network for the Belfast depot address
  • Call 0333 241 5700 (Express) or 0333 241 1100 (Freight) for customer service

As of May 2025, DX supports Green Lane (UKIMS) B2B movement types for shipping from Great Britain to Northern Ireland under the Windsor Framework, meaning no invoices or duties are required for qualifying goods.

DX Depots Across England — City by City

DX Nottingham

DX Northampton

DX Nuneaton

DX Tipton

DX Maidstone

DX opened a new depot in Maidstone as part of its DX Express division, enhancing its position in the South East, increasing the capacity and capability of its Parcels operation. The Maidstone depot covers the ME postcode zone across Kent — a key logistics corridor given Kent’s role as a major freight gateway to mainland Europe. DX Exchange is also active in Maidstone, serving the local legal community and Kent’s court network.

DX Norwich

DX Norwich covers the NR postcode zone across Norfolk and parts of Suffolk. Norwich is served as part of DX’s East Anglia coverage — a region extended through the 15 former Tuffnells depot acquisitions in 2023, giving DX significantly improved rural reach across the East of England.

DX Northampton

Northampton sits within one of DX’s strongest coverage zones. The East Midlands benefits from free DX collections in some areas given the density of depot infrastructure across the region. The addition of the Wellingborough DX-2 Super Site and the Stanton by Dale Regional Hub in nearby Derbyshire gives Northamptonshire outstanding DX coverage in 2026.

DX Freight Newark and East Midlands

DX Freight Newark refers to DX freight operations serving the Newark-on-Trent area of Nottinghamshire — a strategically important freight zone given Newark’s position on the A1 trunk route and proximity to major East Midlands distribution corridors.

Newark sits within the NG postcode zone, within the catchment of DX’s expanded East Midlands freight infrastructure, which now includes the Stanton by Dale Regional Hub near Ilkeston. The hub’s location close to M1 junction 25 provides strong road connectivity to Newark, Lincoln, and surrounding Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire postcode areas.

For tracking a DX Freight consignment in the Newark area, enter your 8-digit consignment number into the DX tracker above alongside your NG postcode. Customer service for DX Freight Newark queries: 0333 241 1100.

What Is Hays DX?

Hays DX is a term that appears in older UK business and courier directories — particularly Scottish professional directories — where it refers either to a DX-affiliated local courier listing or to the DX Exchange address belonging to a professional firm that includes “Hays” in its trading name.

In the context of the DX Exchange network, “Hays DX” most commonly refers to a DX Exchange address used by professional services organisations. DX Exchange members use DX numbers on official correspondence — so a firm registered as “Hays [Business Type]” would have a “Hays DX” exchange number used for professional mail exchange within the network.

Hays DX courier in older directory listings refers to a regional courier operation associated with the DX network, primarily active in Scotland. It is not a current, separately branded DX division — all UK courier operations in 2026 run under DX Express, DX Freight, DX Secure, DX Exchange, and DX SameDay.

If you are trying to track a delivery associated with a Hays DX reference, check the digit count:

  • 9–13 digits → DX Express → use the tracker above, contact 0333 241 5700
  • 8 digits → DX Freight → use the tracker above, contact 0333 241 1100

DX Warehouse and Distribution Centres 2026

DX Warehouse and Distribution Centres 2026 with DX logo, warehouse building, delivery truck and boxes

A DX warehouse refers to the fulfilment and distribution facilities that DX operates as part of its supply chain services — distinct from the smaller parcel-sorting depots across the network.

DX’s key warehouse and distribution centre infrastructure in 2026:

  • Kettering Venture Park, Northamptonshire — DX’s flagship 2026 distribution centre at 86,000 sq ft total, with 79,000 sq ft of warehousing space, seven dock-level doors, and six level-access doors. Integrates DX Fulfilment, Freight, and Final Mile under one roof.
  • Birstall, West Yorkshire — DX-2 Super Site on the Norquest Industrial Estate spanning 25,000 sq ft, part of DX’s nine UK super sites network. Handles 2-Man specialist delivery for Yorkshire and the North of England.
  • Wellingborough, Northamptonshire — DX-2 Super Site on the Ise Valley Industrial Estate at 10,000 sq ft. Serves the East Midlands with expanded 2-Man delivery capacity.
  • Stanton by Dale, Derbyshire — East Midlands Regional Hub and Depot on a 4.47-acre site at New Stanton Park near Ilkeston, close to M1 junction 25, comprising 20,500 sq ft of purpose-built freight depot space with raised dock mechanisation and capacity for 40 trailers.
  • Wednesfield, West Midlands — National hub for DX SameDay, operating 24/7 every day of the year.
  • Biggleswade, Bedfordshire — Base for HBC Logistics, acquired by DX in January 2026, adding 62,000 sq ft covering the South East, West Midlands, and East Midlands.
  • Haydock, Merseyside — The 33,000 sq ft site on the newly redeveloped Connect Park serving as the primary DX Express hub for the North West.

Tips for Collecting from a DX Depot

Always track before you travel.

Use the DX tracker at the top of this page to confirm your parcel is at the depot and showing “Awaiting Collection” before making the journey. Parcels are sometimes already out for redelivery or returned to sender — a 10-second tracker check saves a potentially wasted 45-minute round trip.

Call the depot before you go.

Not all DX depots have customer-facing collection counters. Some operate purely as sorting and distribution facilities. Call 0333 241 5700 (Express) or 0333 241 1100 (Freight) to confirm your local depot accepts walk-in collections and to get accurate current opening hours before travelling.

Bring the calling card reference, not just the tracking number.

The 8-digit reference on the “We Missed You” card is what the depot uses to locate your parcel in their system. Bring the physical card or a photograph of it — the original tracking number from your despatch confirmation email may not be sufficient on its own at the counter.

Bring photo ID that matches the delivery address.

DX depots require identity verification before releasing a parcel. A driving licence or passport plus a recent bank statement or utility bill showing the delivery address is the safest combination. If the parcel is addressed to someone else at your address, that person’s ID may be required.

Go midweek between 10 AM and 2 PM.

Monday mornings are the busiest time at DX depots as weekend parcels accumulate. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings after 10 AM consistently offer the smoothest walk-in collection experience.

For DX Freight 2-Man items — call before attempting collection.

Large items delivered by DX 2-Man (sofas, washing machines, large furniture) require specialist handling equipment for collection from a freight depot. You cannot simply collect a 2-Man item as a walk-in without prior arrangement. Call 0333 241 1188 to discuss collection logistics for heavy or large consignments before travelling.

Use the official depot finder, not Google Maps.

Google Maps listings for DX depots are frequently outdated — DX has opened, relocated, and restructured numerous sites since 2023. Always use dxdelivery.com/depot-network as your primary source for current depot addresses and do not rely on third-party mapping apps for DX location data.

If the depot is too far, rearrange redelivery instead.

You can rearrange a DX delivery to a new date, a safe place, or a neighbour without visiting any depot. Go to dxdelivery.com/delivery with your calling card reference to manage redelivery options online — for most recipients this is significantly faster and more convenient than a depot visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Use the official DX depot finder at dxdelivery.com/depot-network, which maps all 110 DX depots across the UK and Ireland by postcode. Alternatively, enter your tracking number into the DX tracker at the top of this page — if your parcel is held at a depot the result will identify it by name and region.

 Check the status using the tracker above to confirm the parcel shows “Awaiting Collection.” Then find the depot address at dxdelivery.com/depot-network, call ahead to confirm they accept walk-in collections, and bring your calling card reference plus photo ID.

No. DX does not operate newsagent or convenience store drop-off points. For sending, you can drop off a labelled parcel at a DX depot that accepts customer drop-offs or book a DX collection from your address.

DX Eurocentral is a dedicated DX Freight depot located at Eurocentral Industrial Estate on the edge of Holytown and Mossend in North Lanarkshire, Scotland. It handles DX Freight consignments — large and heavy IDW items — for central Scotland and the surrounding region.

 DX Express Glasgow is an approximately 20,000 sq ft depot located at Gartcosh Industrial Park, approximately 10 miles east of Glasgow city centre. It handles all DX Express and DX Secure next-day parcel deliveries across the central belt of Scotland.

 DX Chancery Lane at 50-52 Chancery Lane, London WC2 is primarily a DX Exchange location serving the legal sector — barristers’ chambers, solicitors, and courts in London’s legal district use DX Exchange numbers here for professional correspondence.

 The DX Directory Scotland is the DX Exchange address directory used by Scottish legal professionals, courts, and public bodies. Each member organisation has a unique DX number used for addressing professional mail — it is not a phone directory.

 Hays DX refers either to an older Scottish courier directory listing associated with the DX network, or to the DX Exchange address belonging to a professional firm trading under a name that includes “Hays.” It is not a current separate courier brand.

DX does not publish depot phone numbers under the 0131 Edinburgh area code. All DX customer service uses national 0333 numbers — 0333 241 5700 for Express deliveries and 0333 241 1100 for Freight, regardless of your location.

The primary DX Express facility for the North West is at Haydock on the newly redeveloped Connect Park, covering Greater Manchester and surrounding areas. DX Freight for the North West routes through the Warrington facility on Appleton Industrial Estate. Use dxdelivery.com/depot-network with your Manchester postcode for your specific closest depot.

Yes. DX covers Belfast, Londonderry, and other Northern Irish addresses under the same tracking system and contact numbers as mainland UK. Call 0333 241 5700 for Express or 0333 241 1100 for Freight queries relating to Northern Ireland.

 DX opened a dedicated depot in Maidstone as part of its DX Express division to enhance its position in the South East. It covers the ME postcode zone and reduces stem mileage across Kent for DX Express parcels.

DX Freight Newark refers to DX’s freight operations serving the Newark-on-Trent area of Nottinghamshire — part of the East Midlands freight zone now served by the expanded Stanton by Dale Regional Hub near Ilkeston

The DX service centre in Exeter is located at Eagle Way, Exeter, EX2 7HY. It handles DX Exchange mail for Devon’s legal community alongside Express parcel operations for the surrounding EX postcode area.

The DX network comprises 110 individual depots situated across the UK and Ireland as of 2026, following several years of sustained depot network investment and expansion.

DX’s freight operations at Nuneaton have transferred to the new Coventry depot on Severn Stars Industrial Estate. DX Express operations continue to serve the Nuneaton CV10/CV11 postcode zone from the area’s Express infrastructure.

Conclusion

The DX depot network covers 110 sites across the UK and Ireland in 2026 — from DX Eurocentral in Scotland to the Bodmin Business Park depot serving Cornwall, and from DX Chancery Lane in London’s legal district to DX Belfast in Northern Ireland. For the fastest way to locate the specific depot holding your parcel right now, use the DX tracking tool at the top of this page — it identifies the exact depot from your tracking number alone, saving you a call and a potentially wasted journey.