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THE BOYS’ Brigade Hall in Queen Street has been transformed into a sorting office during the day as a band of volunteers sift through hundreds of Christmas cards.

Once again members of the 2nd Forfar Boys’ Brigade and the 6th Forfar Scout Group are delivering cards in the Forfar area, raising much needed funds for the organisations.

Post boxes have been distributed throughout the town, and the cost of posting a card is 20 pence.

Deliveries are being made prior to Christmas in Forfar, Lunanhead, Padanaram and Kingsmuir.

Cards can be posted in the boxes at the following locations:-

Thornton Park Shop, Taranty Road, Shop, Dundee Road Co-op, ASDA, Haqs, Richardsons Newsagents, Academy Street Co-op, Easterbank Shop, Hampton’s newsagents, R. S. McColl, Watt the Butcher, Mclaren’s bakers, Brechin Road Shop, Tesco, Mr Ali’s newsagents, Poundstretcher, Forfar Convenience Store (Glenogil Terrace), Canmore Bowling Club, Forfar Indoor Bowling Centre, Lowson Memorial Church, St Margaret’s Church, the East and Old Church, Brander Ha’, Andrew Smyth Gardens and Springfield.

Please ensure that a full name and address is included on the envelope to ensure the cards can be delivered to the correct address.

The boxes are emptied regularly but the final date for posting is Thursday, December 13 (tomorrow).
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Ha,don't they need a licence,does Ofcom know. :left:
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Hope TNT don't find out they might take them to the European Court and try to force them to pay VAT on the stamps :Very Happy
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P13 wrote:Hope TNT don't find out they might take them to the European Court and try to force them to pay VAT on the stamps :Very Happy
don,t worry over t.n.t. they only have about a year or two left, there operations will start to fold next year.
they are on borrowed time a bit like there investors.
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sgt,rock wrote:
north london driver wrote:
P13 wrote:Hope TNT don't find out they might take them to the European Court and try to force them to pay VAT on the stamps :Very Happy
don,t worry over t.n.t. they only have about a year or two left, there operations will start to fold next year.
they are on borrowed time a bit like there investors.
How come?
t.n.t have got themselves into to many lost making firms buying out small buissness outlets is now costing them big time as for there european adventures do not take to much on the figures its not all a bed of roses.