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Closure of West Norwood Delivery Office SE27

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Jade
9 years ago

Please keep our LOCAL sorting office open. With the suggestion of closing the sorting office and making our nearest one non local a distance to travel to including for those who find it difficult physically or even financially. Its not viable for most residents who rely on it. We already have variable post times now. Which means theres always a high percentage of deliveries not being received in person. We need a local place to collect our parcels. Please keep it open

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Sarah Sheppard
9 years ago

A move to Anerley would have a huge impact on the West Norwood community. From a personal perspective as someone who works full time and has family commitments only being able to collect post on a Saturday morning from an office so far away would be very difficult never mind the environmental implications on having to make an additional and unnecessary car journey. I object to closure completely but if essential would merging with the West Dulwich office not be more sensible. At a time when west Norwood is trying to improve its infrastructure and facilities this seems to be a backward step.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

As a resident of Windsor Close, a stone's throw from the sorting office, I very much object to the proposal to move the sorting office to Anerley not least because as a non-car driver it would be very difficult for me to get there especially since the opening hours would most likely not fit in with my working patterns.

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Manu
9 years ago

This sortin office is always busy and a move to Anerley is too far for many SE27 residents. If a closure is going ahead, then a merging with the West Dulwich Sorting Office would be far more sensible.

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david beldon
9 years ago

Hands off our local sorting office!

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Dimitrios Dalageorgos
9 years ago

Unacceptable! This is one of the most valuable services left around here. Practical. Convenient. Great customer service. And at a walking distance with perfect opening hours. To force the whole area to go to Anerley is simply unacceptable and at the end of the day. Who are they kidding? It is only that finally the recent months we are getting a great delivery service on normal post. Newest addition to your postmen and postsomen employees have been excellent. Instead of continuing the upward trend of positive developments they will close this depot down? I am dead set against it. Find another way to make your precious cuts, you are a service and bear a duty to the local community. Thanks!

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Jennifer Lill
9 years ago

Has any consideration been given to how people are meant to reach Anerley if West Norwood is closed given that the only direct route by public transport is by bus!

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Petra Argent
9 years ago

I use this sorting office regularly and cannot see any logic to closing it. It is valuable for all local residents.

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irene hird
9 years ago

an 'upcoming' area with no sorting office.... no brainer.

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David Argent
9 years ago

There can be no up side to this move for the local residents!

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Sam Pescott-Frost
9 years ago

Please don't shut West Norwood sorting office, Anerley is too far away.

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Jo Clayton
9 years ago

Ridiculous proposal that will mean I am no longer able to collect my parcels. 432 bus and a 2 mile walk! Is this supposed to be progress?

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Catriona Henderson
9 years ago

Too convenient to lose.

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Danny
9 years ago

Anerley is too far away for not only the elderly residents of West Norwood, but those with disabilities. It would be a grave injustice to those people and a huge inconvenience.

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Margaret Thomas
9 years ago

too far away

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Janice Daley
9 years ago

Please remember the elderly who live in the area and don't drive. when you are making these decisions.

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Ruth Grigg
9 years ago

This is grim. It will mean a long bus ride. Lots of people will just lose this crucial service.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

this is my email address

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Anonymous
9 years ago

the post office provides a vital service to local people who live and work in the area, the prosped move is not realistic,

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Margaret Jackman
9 years ago

Many elderly and infirm people will find it very difficult to go t o such a distance especially if it is a heavy parcel.