New main post office will be on west sideThe Herald-Times (subscription), IN –3 hours agoBy Sarah Morin 331-4363 | smorin@heraldt.com The new Bloomington Main Post Office will be built on the city’s west side — with a smaller downtown … More: continued here
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Post office branch saved from closureHarborough Mail, UK –1 hour agoDELIGHTED campaigners are celebrating after Post Office bosses decided to save the Connaught Road branch in Harborough. In mid-November it was listed as one … More: continued here
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The Post Office names 66 branches it plans to close in Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire. More: continued here
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DELIGHTED campaigners are celebrating after Post Office bosses decided to save the Connaught Road branch in Harborough. (05/02/2008) More: continued here