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The mystery of a Worcester street's pink post box[Solved]

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The mystery of a Worcester street's pink post box[Solved]

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http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/resources/images/3560430/PEOPLE living in one Worcester street are no longer seeing red when it comes to the post box.

Instead, the Shrubbery Avenue residents have been left scratching their heads wondering why the pillar box has been given an eye-catching al-pink makeover.


Your Worcester News is awaiting a response from Royal Mail but it is thought to be a primer put on during a legitimate makeover and not the work of a guerilla artist.

In August 2012, a number of post boxes were painted gold in the hometowns of victorious Olympians.
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At least it matches up with the old, faded vans :Very Happy
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Never mind the colour, it must be great having last collections at 6pm weekdays and 11.30am Saturday. :thumbup
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POSTMAN wrote:http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/118 ... _post_box/

http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/resources/images/3560430/PEOPLE living in one Worcester street are no longer seeing red when it comes to the post box.

Instead, the Shrubbery Avenue residents have been left scratching their heads wondering why the pillar box has been given an eye-catching al-pink makeover.


Your Worcester News is awaiting a response from Royal Mail but it is thought to be a primer put on during a legitimate makeover and not the work of a guerilla artist.

In August 2012, a number of post boxes were painted gold in the hometowns of victorious Olympians.
Aren't they ALL that colour in Brighton? :chuckle
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http://www.worcesternews.co.uk/news/118 ... _post_box/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

The dramatic paint job is not the work of a guerrilla artist but is in fact legitimate work being carried out on behalf of Royal Mail.

A spokeswoman confirmed that the pillar box had been primed with pink paint on yesterday before it was painted back to its more traditional red colour today.

There is currently a programme of postbox refurbishments in the WR1 postcode area of the city as part of an ongoing UK programme of refurbishing postboxes.
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