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8/3/2024
John O'Groats Postmistress Marks 30 Years At The Helm Of Her Post Office
Postmistress Barbara Harper, known by her community as Fiona, has celebrated her 30 years' milestone at the helm of John O'Groats Post Office, which has been run by her family since 1881. Fiona has been presented with her Post Office 30 Years' Long Service Award with thanks to Fiona and three generations of her family for their devoted service to their community.
21/2/2023
Wick Post Office Closed Suddenly Yesterday For Good
The owner of the Wick post office has already indicated it would close in March It closed yesterday without much notice. The Post Office is looking at how to deliver services in future.
26/12/2020
Post Office To open in Wick At Former Social Work Building At Camps
The new post office service at 125-127 High Street is scheduled to open on Thursday, 7 January 2021, at 11am. The mobile Post Office at Riverside Car Park will cease on 6th January 202 at 3.00pm..5/7/2014
Post Office Doubles Current Account Pilot Branches To 239
- Post Office current account will be available in 239 branches across the UK by the end of September - Customers can service their accounts in over 11,500 branches, online or at one of the 40 mobile Post Office vans - Accounts can be opened with a minimum balance of £20 - Customers will receive a £100 One4All gift card when they switch to a Post Office current account The Post Office announces the next stage of extending the current account pilot to further branches across the UK as it continues to position itself as a challenger to the high street banks. From today, the Post Office current account, in partnership with Bank of Ireland UK, will be made available in an additional 76 branches bringing the total to 239 by the end of September through a phased introduction.5/7/2014
Post Office Doubles Current Account Pilot Branches To 239
- Post Office current account will be available in 239 branches across the UK by the end of September - Customers can service their accounts in over 11,500 branches, online or at one of the 40 mobile Post Office vans - Accounts can be opened with a minimum balance of £20 - Customers will receive a £100 One4All gift card when they switch to a Post Office current account The Post Office announces the next stage of extending the current account pilot to further branches across the UK as it continues to position itself as a challenger to the high street banks. From today, the Post Office current account, in partnership with Bank of Ireland UK, will be made available in an additional 76 branches bringing the total to 239 by the end of September through a phased introduction.13/5/2014
Post Office Commits To Community Banking
The Post Office has launched a £20m Community Branch Fund to help secure the long-term future of branches in villages and remote communities, and underpin their crucial economic and social role. As the traditional banking network declines, community branches are critical in enabling local people to maintain access to the majority of high street banks, along with a wide range of other Post Office products and services.13/5/2014
Post Office Commits To Community Banking
The Post Office has launched a £20m Community Branch Fund to help secure the long-term future of branches in villages and remote communities, and underpin their crucial economic and social role. As the traditional banking network declines, community branches are critical in enabling local people to maintain access to the majority of high street banks, along with a wide range of other Post Office products and services.13/5/2014
Post Office Commits To Community Banking
The Post Office has launched a £20m Community Branch Fund to help secure the long-term future of branches in villages and remote communities, and underpin their crucial economic and social role. As the traditional banking network declines, community branches are critical in enabling local people to maintain access to the majority of high street banks, along with a wide range of other Post Office products and services.13/5/2014
