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House of Commons.
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anTi
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House of Commons.
Just watching the news and noticed 2 different postmen working there. So does anyone know how many postmen work there and what do they do??
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fishtank
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Re: House of Commons.
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Postmaster, Deputy Postmaster, Customer Service
Manager, Counters Branch Manager and 37 staff.
Postmaster, Deputy Postmaster, Customer Service
Manager, Counters Branch Manager and 37 staff.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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houseoflords
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Re: House of Commons.
I thought they were lost, probably doing absorbing and working late, did you see it too Moya?
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beaker boy
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Re: House of Commons.
My mate used to work the House Of Commons,he said that most of the MP'S would acknowledge him when he said Good Morning/Afternoon,Allan Johnson would ignore him.anTi wrote:Just watching the news and noticed 2 different postmen working there. So does anyone know how many postmen work there and what do they do??
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k979aaa
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- Location: THE NORTH
Re: House of Commons.
A more bunch of pontificated bastard's you will never meet in your lifetime I pity the poor postman! Not the guy who sold us all down the river of deregulation and it's consequences bet he told Tony and his eyes lit up!.
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arnold cheshire
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Re: House of Commons.
it sounds more like a post office than a DO
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baldrick
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Re: House of Commons.
More of a postroom I think. They despatch mail posted in Houses of Parliament, and deliver mail internally.bringon4dayweeks wrote:it sounds more like a post office than a DO
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Lounge Lizard
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- Joined: 06 Aug 2007, 21:54
Re: House of Commons.
Yes, but with Crown Post Offices in both Lords and Commons.baldrick wrote:More of a postroom I think. They despatch mail posted in Houses of Parliament, and deliver mail internally.bringon4dayweeks wrote:it sounds more like a post office than a DO
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Martin Walsh
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Re: House of Commons.
There is a post room , a crown office within the HOC. The staff who work in their also deliver and collect work from some of the other Government buildings such as Nornan Shaw north and South.
The House of Commons gets about 16 deliveries per day from the SW1 office. The South West 1 office simply sorts the MPs letters to the letter of their surname. The House Of Commons staff then sort it to indivdual MPs and deliver the work. When the House used to sit during the nights then the staff use to have to be their as well. MPs get free mail and the post room have to sort that work as well. When the House is not sitting all the MPs work has to be redirected to their local area.
Royal Mail have just won the tender for another 2 years. The Sargent in Arms every two years puts the contract out to tender and Royal Mail along with others have to bid to keep the tender.
It used to be a great job and some still think it is, but when I use to deliver their 25 years ago it was a dream job.
The other job which is probably the best Postman's job in Royal Mail is the Queens postman job whose role is to travel where the Queen goes and plenty of overtime and the only Postman's job not covered by the working time directive !!!
The House of Commons gets about 16 deliveries per day from the SW1 office. The South West 1 office simply sorts the MPs letters to the letter of their surname. The House Of Commons staff then sort it to indivdual MPs and deliver the work. When the House used to sit during the nights then the staff use to have to be their as well. MPs get free mail and the post room have to sort that work as well. When the House is not sitting all the MPs work has to be redirected to their local area.
Royal Mail have just won the tender for another 2 years. The Sargent in Arms every two years puts the contract out to tender and Royal Mail along with others have to bid to keep the tender.
It used to be a great job and some still think it is, but when I use to deliver their 25 years ago it was a dream job.
The other job which is probably the best Postman's job in Royal Mail is the Queens postman job whose role is to travel where the Queen goes and plenty of overtime and the only Postman's job not covered by the working time directive !!!
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Danelectro
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- Joined: 13 Apr 2008, 01:02
Re: House of Commons.
personally id offer the queen call and collect and if she sent prince charles round without her proper ID then its sorry luggy you look like rory bremner.dingo wrote:
The other job which is probably the best Postman's job in Royal Mail is the Queens postman job whose role is to travel where the Queen goes and plenty of overtime and the only Postman's job not covered by the working time directive !!!
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Mr Rush
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Re: House of Commons.
I've been down there and had a very brief chat with some of them. They were quite concerned about TNT's delivery trial. Must say, though, it looked like a very good deal with a roof over your head all day 
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