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Weather affects post deliveries to rural Herefordshire

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Weather affects post deliveries to rural Herefordshire

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Royal Mail customers living in rural areas of Herefordshire have complained there have not been any recent deliveries.

Customers contacted BBC Hereford and Worcester to complain about the situation.

A Royal Mail spokeswoman apologised for any inconvenience and said adverse weather conditions were affecting some local deliveries.

Postmen and women are out delivering "where it is safe to do so", she said.

Herefordshire Council said all A and B roads in the county were passable with care after being treated by the gritting teams, but untreated minor roads remained "hazardous".
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Re: Weather affects post deliveries to rural Herefordshire

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The roads can all be clear but we still need somewhere to park and usually the clearing of the road
leaves snow piled up at the side making it impossible to stop anywhere.
Pavements and drive ways need to be cleared as well otherwise it's another accident waiting to happen.
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