POST OFFICE: Consultation called a ‘sham’ as WHSmith advertises for staff for its new in-store kiosk
THE consultation over the future of Wokingham town’s Post Office has been described as “a sham” after WH Smith advertised ...
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Wokingham Post Office closure consultation: Sir John sends Post Office a letter
WOKINGHAM MP Sir John Redwood has sent a letter to the Post Office seeking a meeting with senior management and ...
HAVE YOUR SAY: Consultation opens on plan to move Post Office into WH Smith
A CONSULTATION on a plan to move Wokingham town’s Post Office into WH Smith this summer opened yesterday. The Post ...
Post Office confirms Broad Street branch WILL close in favour of WH Smith opening
TALKS over the future of Wokingham’s historic Post Office have been described as “a con not a consultation.” It comes ...
Fears Wokingham Post Office consultation could be a sham
THE BOROUGH’S Labour party have expressed fears that a New Year consultation over plans to close Wokingham’s Post Office will ...
Council plans to send a letter to Post Office over proposed closure
THE COUNCIL will be hoping that a letter won’t get lost in the post – it relates to the proposals ...
Petition launched to save Wokingham’s Post Office
A CAMPAIGN has been launched to save Wokingham’s historic Post Office after plans to relocate it were announced last month. ...
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