This office is very handy for me and in walking distace
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Gracielle Garcia
9 years ago
The royal mail can't change.
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Natasha hussain
9 years ago
I don't drive so moving my delivery office would make things very hard for me to travel to anerly. I've lived on gipsy road for 30yrs and never had a problem with them, would be a shame to see them close.
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David Alltoft
9 years ago
Closing the office removes a local service which is an integral part of the community.
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Holly Thompson
9 years ago
I think it is disgusting that you want to close this mailing office. We need it in our area. I do not want to have to travel 3 miles away with 3 children to collect a parcel. The elderly should also be taken into consideration. It is a disgrace for the people who live in the surrounding area and rely on this mailing office.
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Sam Bamert
9 years ago
We need our local sorting office!
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L Platt
9 years ago
This is going to mean a worse postal service for the local area.
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Alison Pick
9 years ago
This is crazy-especially for people who don't drive.
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Theresa Pycock
9 years ago
It makes no sense and will be extremely inconvenient time-wise. So many people are obliged to use the sorting office as they are not able to be at home to receive their parcels. Please keep our LOCAL sorting office open.
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JOHN PAVIA
9 years ago
too old to travel 3 miles & carry Packages & BOXES. also no Parking Facilities and too much traffic in that area.
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Alice Cescatti
9 years ago
Please keep our local sorting office. The key word here is 'local' . I'm a very busy single parent working Mum and logistically to go all the way to Annerley to pick up post would be a nightmare taking too much time out of my day. I have parcels delivered all the time for my work and my children. Please listen to local people's needs. There are a lot of elderly people in my street and young families and it would be such an inconvenience and time wasting infeasible option !!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
We use it to collect stuff from. If you close it, where will we go?
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Anthony Hodgson
9 years ago
Wrong in so many ways.
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Blanche Pavia
9 years ago
I'm too old to travel 3 miles is too away far for sick for old persons to carry packages & Parcels
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Rosemary Wong
9 years ago
Please retain out good postal service at West Norwood.
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C greatbanks
9 years ago
Keep the office open it is handy for the locals
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sharon ross
9 years ago
This would be a devastating loss to West Norwood. Closure would cause me to view Royal Mail in a very negative light. Do not count on my support in the future
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Janet Russell
9 years ago
Signing as I used to live in Tulse Hill and still have friends in the area. However, I would sign for anyone who was losing a local sorting office. Local knowledge is often of crucial importance for getting parcels to their rightful owners.
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mike welch
9 years ago
Do not make things less convenient for people. Good service equals ease of access. It would be highly insensitive, especially to those who do not have easy mobility, to re-locate the sorting office
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Claudette Reid
9 years ago
It would be a travesty if the sorting office closed for the reasons which others have stated. Anerley is not the easiest of places to travel to by car much less by public transport. The disservice that would be done to the community would be immeasurable. Royal Mail, please think again.
This office is very handy for me and in walking distace
The royal mail can't change.
I don't drive so moving my delivery office would make things very hard for me to travel to anerly. I've lived on gipsy road for 30yrs and never had a problem with them, would be a shame to see them close.
Closing the office removes a local service which is an integral part of the community.
I think it is disgusting that you want to close this mailing office. We need it in our area. I do not want to have to travel 3 miles away with 3 children to collect a parcel. The elderly should also be taken into consideration. It is a disgrace for the people who live in the surrounding area and rely on this mailing office.
We need our local sorting office!
This is going to mean a worse postal service for the local area.
This is crazy-especially for people who don't drive.
It makes no sense and will be extremely inconvenient time-wise. So many people are obliged to use the sorting office as they are not able to be at home to receive their parcels. Please keep our LOCAL sorting office open.
too old to travel 3 miles & carry Packages & BOXES. also no Parking Facilities and too much traffic in that area.
Please keep our local sorting office. The key word here is 'local' . I'm a very busy single parent working Mum and logistically to go all the way to Annerley to pick up post would be a nightmare taking too much time out of my day. I have parcels delivered all the time for my work and my children. Please listen to local people's needs. There are a lot of elderly people in my street and young families and it would be such an inconvenience and time wasting infeasible option !!!
We use it to collect stuff from. If you close it, where will we go?
Wrong in so many ways.
I'm too old to travel 3 miles is too away far for sick for old persons to carry packages & Parcels
Please retain out good postal service at West Norwood.
Keep the office open it is handy for the locals
This would be a devastating loss to West Norwood. Closure would cause me to view Royal Mail in a very negative light. Do not count on my support in the future
Signing as I used to live in Tulse Hill and still have friends in the area. However, I would sign for anyone who was losing a local sorting office. Local knowledge is often of crucial importance for getting parcels to their rightful owners.
Do not make things less convenient for people. Good service equals ease of access. It would be highly insensitive, especially to those who do not have easy mobility, to re-locate the sorting office
It would be a travesty if the sorting office closed for the reasons which others have stated. Anerley is not the easiest of places to travel to by car much less by public transport. The disservice that would be done to the community would be immeasurable. Royal Mail, please think again.