A Post Office van route has been extended
When it was confirmed by senior management that it was on the cards towards the end of last year, the independent politician said said the development represented a “victory for people power” as more people are asked to use financial services online.
“Once again, I cannot thank Post Office management enough for actually listening to local people and extending the service to Howwood.”
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