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Royal Mail collection time changes branded 'ridiculous'
Cambridge News Royal Mail have chosen to make their final collections in the city at 5.10pm as opposed to 5.30pm, just months after they said there were no plans to change collection times. Grafton Post Office postmaster David Prentice has criticised the decision … |
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