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More postmen being attacked by dogs in WD areas, Royal Mail figures show
Watford Observer Richard Simpson, Royal Mail's Delivery Director for Watford, said: "There is growing awareness of the issue of dog attacks and the problems our postmen and women face when they are delivering the mail. "However, last year there were still too many … |
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