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Lynne

By Lynne
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philosophie

philosophie

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It's a farce in there. They also lost something of mine that I redelivered there, but it was such a faff trying to sort it out, and I was so exhausted by the queue (and this was pre-xmas!), that I just gave up in the end... Feel bad for them during these super-busy periods but the lack of staff, speed and smiles doesn't help the issue!
Renata Hamvas

Renata Hamvas

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The new post office inside Kristal Pharmacy in Nunhead is open until 7pm, (6.30 on Saturday), there does't tend to be much of a queue there and the shop is like an Aladdin's cave! (plus Beaumont greengrocers and Sopers the fishmonger close by).
ianr

ianr

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Flux capacitor wrote:

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> I think it is time head started to roll.

> www.postoffice.co.uk/contact-us-complaint

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> This article is a year old... I think it's safe to

> say that things have not improved.

>

> www.theguardian.com/business/2018/dec/15/

> royal-mail-queues-lengthen-as-depots-close-across-uk

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