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This old
photograph shows the Post Office in what
was later to become Tom Bromell's
shippon, with the telephone kiosk
positioned outside albeit looking a
non-red colour.
Because of
the presence of the War Memorial we can
date this picture to around 1920.
Ironic that
despite moving further up the village
for a few years it was to return not a
stones throw from its original site.... |
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This black
and white photograph dates back to
'Sandercocks Shop' when a 'Mace' shop
with a sign over the doorway simply said
"Week St. Mary Post Office".
A more
recent photograph showing the dominant
presence of the 'Post Office' despite
being an active village shop selling
everything from fresh fruit and
vegetables to pies and cakes along with
the typical trappings of a
mini-supermarket.
There isn't
much that can't be bought here in our
local village stores that just happens
to have a Post Office inside. |
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For so many
parishioners the facility of a Post
Office along with the Village Stores
offers a lifeline to those without
transport or those unable to travel
unaided or even to make use of any
public transport (another sore
subject!).
If we are
unable to retain our Post Office it has
been suggested that we will have a
mobile facility 3 times a week for
perhaps a couple of hours. So what
happens if you cannot make it or you
have another appointment at that time?
We are so aware that after a few weeks
they would be likely to withdraw the
facility on the grounds that it was
under used! |
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