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Royal Mail publish Christmas post dates
Cumnock Chronicle Economy Surface mail to Eastern Europe, Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Malta and Iceland must be in the Royal Mail system by Thursday, November 2, if parcels and cards are to arrive in time for Christmas Day. Economy mail to the rest of Western Europe … |
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