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No end to post problem
Bridlington Today, UK – By Alan Brook FLAT dweller John Slater is still trying to get Royal Mail to deliver his post to his front door. He spent more than £200 of his own money to … |
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Royal Mail delivery van stolen in GreenhillPostcode GazettePolice are appealing for witnesses after the theft of a Royal Mail delivery van from Downing Road in Greenhill. At approximately 11am yesterday (Thu 20), a man was seen jumping into the van and speeding off while the driver was delivering a parcel to a …A GANG held…
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Royal Mail to consider options for Carnoustie Post OfficeThe CourierHe added: “However, like the public and locally-based Royal Mail staff I want a delivery office facility to be retained in the area and if, as I think we would all perhaps accept, Queen Street isn't entirely suited to the demands now being made of it…