Please don't close. This will mean wasted journey times and far greater use of cars so increase in traffic = increased air pollution - totally unnecessary.
K
katie bur
9 years ago
please do not close
P
paul fountain
9 years ago
i am old i cannot walk miles,
also indicative of general mess,
i am against that as well
C
Claudia
9 years ago
Many people rely on it and Anerley is too far. Staff here are helpful and know the area.
M
Marcia Cooke
9 years ago
Save our sorting office!
E
Elaine Roach
9 years ago
It would be a sad and very difficult time for many if this office were close
T
Tracy Nembhard
9 years ago
It would be an absolute shame, the employees here are very efficient!
L
Lucy
9 years ago
Please Don't shut the sorting office I regularly use it - it would be a disaster if it went to annerly.
C
Cat Edera
9 years ago
Please don't shut this office. It would be a grear loss to the area.
S
susan Campbell
9 years ago
This is an important sorting office
To the neighbourhood of West norwood.
B
Ben Harold
9 years ago
This is an essential local service, for both busy people and local businesses, collection office is always busy when I visit. Anerley is nowhere near West Norwood. Keep West Norwood open.
I
ivana wattis
9 years ago
This a local amenity and should remain. You could also provide a couple of parking bays for people collecting post as it is very difficult to park safely.
D
Diana Mary Smith
9 years ago
going to Annerly to pick up any letter or parcels would be extremely inconvenient as the bus service up there is not very frequent, and there is absolutely no other reason to go there.
A
Ana Alegria
9 years ago
Please do not move the post from where it is. What a stupid idea.
I
Ivan Xavier
9 years ago
I live in West Norwood and moving the Royal Mail sorting office will be extremely inconvenient, it provides a valuable local service and should not be moved to Anerley.
S
Steve Swain
9 years ago
The West Norwood sorting office provide a valuable local service and must remain.
A
Anonymous
9 years ago
Please please don't close it, it's the only way I can receive my letters and parcel quickly an securely also the staff are very friendly, helpful and welcoming.
C
Christine Biggs
9 years ago
I support this petition
C
Cllr Luke Murphy
9 years ago
I and the other local Labour councillors for Gipsy Hill are extremely concerned about the potential closure of the sorting office.
The closure would be really damaging for the local community. As others have said, it will be at best inconvenient for some people to get to Anerley and at worst impossible for others. It will also mean more car unnecessary car journeys which will bad for the environment. We're also concerned about the impact on the local economy and any potential job losses.
We fully support the campaign and we'll be writing to and seeking meetings with Royal Mail.
A
Anne Crane
9 years ago
Closure of the sorting office in Blenheim Grove and its move to Anerley would impact badly on local residents especially those with mobility problems or who are work during opening hours. If closure is necessary then amalgamation with the facility in Alleyn Park, West Dulwich would be a much better option - or is that too up for closure. A much more valuable site than Blenheim Grove especially as not protected by planning policy. Blenheim Grove is in KIBA where Lambeth would refuse permission for non industrial and similar employment type development.
Please don't close. This will mean wasted journey times and far greater use of cars so increase in traffic = increased air pollution - totally unnecessary.
please do not close
i am old i cannot walk miles, also indicative of general mess, i am against that as well
Many people rely on it and Anerley is too far. Staff here are helpful and know the area.
Save our sorting office!
It would be a sad and very difficult time for many if this office were close
It would be an absolute shame, the employees here are very efficient!
Please Don't shut the sorting office I regularly use it - it would be a disaster if it went to annerly.
Please don't shut this office. It would be a grear loss to the area.
This is an important sorting office To the neighbourhood of West norwood.
This is an essential local service, for both busy people and local businesses, collection office is always busy when I visit. Anerley is nowhere near West Norwood. Keep West Norwood open.
This a local amenity and should remain. You could also provide a couple of parking bays for people collecting post as it is very difficult to park safely.
going to Annerly to pick up any letter or parcels would be extremely inconvenient as the bus service up there is not very frequent, and there is absolutely no other reason to go there.
Please do not move the post from where it is. What a stupid idea.
I live in West Norwood and moving the Royal Mail sorting office will be extremely inconvenient, it provides a valuable local service and should not be moved to Anerley.
The West Norwood sorting office provide a valuable local service and must remain.
Please please don't close it, it's the only way I can receive my letters and parcel quickly an securely also the staff are very friendly, helpful and welcoming.
I support this petition
I and the other local Labour councillors for Gipsy Hill are extremely concerned about the potential closure of the sorting office. The closure would be really damaging for the local community. As others have said, it will be at best inconvenient for some people to get to Anerley and at worst impossible for others. It will also mean more car unnecessary car journeys which will bad for the environment. We're also concerned about the impact on the local economy and any potential job losses. We fully support the campaign and we'll be writing to and seeking meetings with Royal Mail.
Closure of the sorting office in Blenheim Grove and its move to Anerley would impact badly on local residents especially those with mobility problems or who are work during opening hours. If closure is necessary then amalgamation with the facility in Alleyn Park, West Dulwich would be a much better option - or is that too up for closure. A much more valuable site than Blenheim Grove especially as not protected by planning policy. Blenheim Grove is in KIBA where Lambeth would refuse permission for non industrial and similar employment type development.