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Royal Mail announces changes to postal service in Bromsgrove
Bromsgrove Advertiser ROYAL Mail has announced there are to be changes in the way it delivers mail in Bromsgrove. Postmen and women will be using new delivery methods and different delivery routes under the changes, which are to be rolled out on a phased basis in the … |
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