[ad_1] Pressure is mounting on Royal Mail to be ‘responsible neighbours’ following its decision to ban its staff from parking their own vehicles at a delivery office. Moreton Hall residents who live near the delivery office in Skyliner Way, Bury St Edmunds, have safety concerns over increased parking in their roads since Royal Mail took…
[ad_1] Officers have issued advice following a spate of interference with vehicles in a Suffolk town. Police received multiple reports of three people wearing full tracksuits with their hoods up attempting to gain access to motor vehicles in Saxmundham at about 5am on Sunday. In one of the incidents, the trio gained access to a…
[ad_1] Frustrated estate residents have discussed long-running HGV and parking problems with their MP – and suggested a park and ride service and lorry park. A meeting between Moreton Hall Residents’ Association (MHRA), which represents those living on Moreton Hall, Bury St Edmunds, and Peter Prinsley MP took place last week, with councillors and the…
[ad_1] Plans to restore the character of a postal delivery building have been approved. The Royal Mail Delivery Office, in Church Street, Hadleigh, is set to undergo an ‘overdue’ refurbishment, which includes replacing broken roof tiles, bargeboards and fascias as well as repairing and repainting the existing windows and internal doors. The wall at the…
[ad_1] Two decades after meeting on the music retail scene, a Sudbury couple realised a long-time ambition, with the opening of their new record shop. Rewind Records – a new outlet dedicated to vinyl music – opened in Gaol Lane on Saturday morning. The store buys and sells records across all genres and eras, ranging…
[ad_1] A Royal Mail lorry driver took four people to hospital after a car crash in the early hours of Saturday. Suffolk Police were alerted to a single-vehicle collision after the car veered off the A1088 in Euston at 3.40am. A police spokesman said a Royal Mail lorry driver witnessed the crash and offered to…
[ad_1] The recently developed Post Office in Bury St Edmunds dates back to Victorian times, but the postal service in England started during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I when post roads were created and post boys delivering letters – something they would do for hundreds of years. As most of the population were then…
[ad_1] A former shop could be brought back into use as a Post Office, which has long been a staple of Ipswich’s high street, searches for a new home. Proposals have been drafted to move the Carr Street office into the former Jessops in Butter Market. The premises has been empty since the camera store…