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MUST GO - £15

Offers accepted

 Bought online but somehow don't fit my daughter's usual size. 7.5UK - 25EU

Collect only from SE22.

SFS 

Various brands (including Next and Bench). 4x trousers

2x tops (one long, one short sleeved)

One hoodie and one sweater. 
 

From a pet and smoke free household.

Collection from SE22.

SFS - REASONABLE offers accepted

In good condition, bought new 4 years ago, used for one baby only. Can throw in a Jojo Maman Bebe cup holder and a parasol. 

Key features:

Exactly like this bundle: https://www.cosatto.com/products/ct4270-giggle-mix-special-edition-hygge-houses

Collection from SE22 or can deliver locally for a fee. 

SFS - make me an offer

SFS- happy to give the Kallax away and sell the doors separately if preferable 

Hi there, interested in the desk only (have a chair already). May I check what the width/ height are and whether it is soft close please? Thanks in advance!

SFS

Doors in perfect conditions, Kallax a bit scuffed in places (kept it horizontal so will be visible only if configured that way). See photos- toddler junk not included. Can dismantle it on request.
 

collection ASAP from SE22

Heavy mirror, see photos. 
100 W x 80 H x 4 D cm
Collect from SE22.

Already available actually  - happy to negotiate the price

Boori Country Collection hand painted in Annie Sloan's pure white chalk paint with homemade cot bumpers on individual slats (helped my little one who is a real shuffler!), which can be removed.

The cot works fine, the lowering mechanism can be a bit noisy at first as it hasn't been used for over a year (used as a toddler bed since).

Included:

1x Little Green Sheep mattress (bought new 3.5 years ago, used for one baby only, always used a mattress protector so no stains)

5x fitted sheets (from Boori and John Lewis), some less than 3 years old

2x Argos duvet set (bought in 2023)

1x Slumberdown Soft Touch Anti Allergy 4 Tog Kids Duvet-Toddler

From a pet and smoke free house. Collect from SE22.

PM sent

Used but plenty of life left. Easy to fit, loads of videos online on how to do it. This is the one

Collect from SE22.

I love how the info provided in the online stakeholder consultation differs from what they posted to local residents....specifically omitting to mention the Provisional event day on 22/5... no surprise there

18 hours ago, Angelina said:

please contact your local councillor.

we have and they are doing a news article about it

Just got in touch with the MP, but other than that I can barely see a way out of this? News articles have been written in the past and got us nowhere. Don't want to be too negative but trying to be realistic on what can be achieved at this point. Someone more experienced than me might beg to differ- please do, as I'd so love to be proven wrong on this and see some light at the end of the tunnel!

A tracked 48 parcel dispatched on 22/9 (!) turned up yesterday. So much for the 2-3 working days! Do we have to constantly write to the MP? I mean, what can really be done about it - it seems like our voice isn't heard or they simply don't care? Plus the working conditions in the sorting office must be insane from an organisational and motivational point of view... 

Hi, I am a native Italian speaker who would love to organise play dates for my little one (21M) with Italian speaking children (similar age or above) as to keep up the language. The few friends who were raising bilingual children have all moved abroad and my current mates have kids who only speak English, so would love to connect with those in a similar situation. Don't mind if the parents aren't native Italian speakers themselves as long as the child knows and wants to keep up Italian! PM me if interested.

I don't think anyone on this thread said anything negative / dismissing about any postman. The reason we're complaining is that MANAGEMENT (not poor postal workers) failed time and time again. I even asked my postman if the complaints would reflect badly on him before I complained, but he actually encouraged me to complain and be vocal about it. Same with the lady in Peckham - she strongly suggested us to complain in writing. Sometimes when you buy certain items there is no alternative other than RM and occasionally people might want to send you items using RM. I told all my friends not to send me anything for the foreseeable but don't think it's the answer.

We are complaining about lack of accountability, which is something I believe postal workers agree upon when thinking of management.

I pushed on with the CEO office and this is what I've got. Basically empty words, you judge for yourselves. And no parcels received for over a month now.

Dear ,

Thank you for your email to my colleague, Rebecca.

I appreciate your frustration with the situation and once again I offer our deepest apologies.

Regrettably I am unable to provide you with a materially different response to that which you have already received. We are doing all that we can to provide the best possible service to our customers, including those in your area.

This is a challenging time and there is not a simple solution, but the staff in your local Delivery Office are doing everything that can be done to minimise any disruption and process the mail as efficiently as possible.

Kind regards,

Luis Ponte

You're right. I received the exact same thing and it originally ended up in my spam folder as well!

Haven't been given a reference number though so not sure I could take it further (ie Postal Review Panel). Not that it might make a blinking difference seeing how 'seriously' they are taking the whole affair...

I did get a response from the CEO's office. It had gone into my spam folder.

Here it is:

Rebecca Redmond <[email protected]>

Fri, 4 Nov, 18:11 (5 days ago)

Dear

Thank you for your email to the CEO Office. As part of Royal Mail’s senior team, I have been asked to respond to you.

The Customer Operations Manager for your area has asked me to pass on their sincerest apologies. Regrettably, due to the ongoing industrial action, the Delivery Office working hard to deal with a backlog of mail which must be cleared. In order to most efficiently minimise the impact on our customers, rounds are looped to ensure that no particular walk is without a delivery of mail for too long a period of time.

I realise that this an unfortunate situation, and I am very sorry for any impact which this may have on you. Please be assured that we are doing all we can to continue providing the best possible service to our customers during the current negotiations with the CWU.

Regarding your comments of there having been issues previous to the industrial action, I can see we in the CEO Office were contacted at the end of last year into the beginning of this year, but nothing over the last 8 months. Customers may have contacted us via the usual Customer Service channels within this time but I won’t be able to locate those unless the customer comes directly to us. So I can only apologise for any inconvenience this has caused you and others in the area.

If the issues do continue after all the industrial action has finished, please do not hesitate to contact us again and we will make further enquiries.

I hope this helps to address your concerns, and thank you once again.

Kind regards,

Rebecca Redmond

Royal Mail – Chairman and Chief Executive Office

So basically, it seems that if we want this situation to be taken seriously, instead of going through the "usual Customer Service channels", we need to inundate the Chairman and Chief Executive Office with complaints every time items are lost or delayed.

That might help concentrate their minds ......

Also, surely the industrial action has finished, hasn't it???

 

I suspect many of us on here have received that exact same cut and paste response. Farcical that they are still blaming the CWU strike.