CASHIER NUMBER FOUR PLEASE…read more Nice to see the Post Office is still here after the cuts that were suffered. My usual small office did disappear which meant a longer trip into town. What can you say about the service? Well how about up and down. There are those days when the queue is as far as the door and the odd days I t take the long winding trip through the empty barriers to the cashier. Do I mind that trip,? NO I just feel like jumping in the air and clicking my heels. Ohhhh how I hate it on the days everyone in the queue seems to be holding a form for car tax or thats what I have always thought it was. They get to the counter and then proceed to fill it in. Worst when it's staff lunch hour and cashiers go down to two. The Post Office used to sell lotsof bits and bobs, that seems to have gone and we are down to just the usual post items. It did give you something to look at or grab as you trundled along the queue. But at the end of the day, it's our good old Post Office. always been there and hopefully always will be. Not the most elegant one, not the quickest, It's friendly and does the job. Stands there like a rock of which I imaginee it is to alot of people. So now ,, I was actually going to give it Four stars but going to go back up the page and give it Five. I convinced myself just how much I like it, expect it to be there, and what it does for me. Would you like a Top Up, Insurance, A New Telephone Provider.? NO... OK ,, Thank you. CASHIER NUMBER FOUR PLEASE

This post office has to be one of the best reasons for fighting to keep small local post offices…read moreopen. Nothing is too much trouble and service is most definitely always with a smile. As a bonus they also have a counter where you can buy a hot pie/pastie at a reasonable price. If you are fed up with huge queues and an impersonal service at main post offices then give your local PO your support and keep them open.

An excellent example of what small post offices mean to the community. The staff are knowledgeable…read moreand efficient, and are on first name terms with a lot of their customers. They still provide a lot of the services which you can get at a larger post office, but without the impersonal service. I draw my Grandmother's pension here after they closed her local one, and she is not able to walk there but always requests one of their pies as a treat.