Post Office 'working hard' to reopen branches in Wales

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The Post Office in Wales says it is working hard to reopen branches after concerns were raised about the rate of closures in Wales this year.

At least 12 branches have shut since January and another two could close before the end of the year.

The Post Office said those branches had closed temporarily while new owners or alternative premises were sought.

The Communication Workers Union (CWU) say post offices are struggling to survive due to a reduction in commission in recent years.

Andrew Tamplin, Post Office Wales' senior stakeholder manager told Paul Heaney it was working hard with communities to find a way to reopen them.

[subbie]

Network Transformation in all its glory, wasn't this modernisation program supposed to stop PO's closing on economic grounds?

Its costing £1.34bn, plus a further £680m for the years 2015 to 2018, so where has all the money gone?

Not to Sub Postmasters clearly.

Subbie