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This is just something that is "being considered"!

It could be years before it happens, if it ever does!

I'm sure there must be many possible options to replace the services presently provided by Crown offices, including introducing more what are now called "sub" post offices (I think) in existing shops and other places.

I'm sure there will be many different interest groups (for want of a better term) trying to make sure that groups of people who are likely to be most affected by the closure of Crown offices will have suitable alternative local  provision.

Especially given that presumably the existing Crown Offices are based in the areas where there are (or were) the most people to make use of their services, or were at the time they opened.

13 hours ago, newresidentindulwich said:

The one in Dulwich Village (in the chemist) is usually quiet. 
 

Also one on Crossthwaite Ave (off Sunray Ave).

You do know why the one in Dulwich Village is so quiet don't you.  Ask them next time you are in there.  I can't see it staying open much longer.

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44 minutes ago, tiddles said:

I regularly go to the post office for sending things that need a signature/tracked service- so not sure what the alternative is. The Lordship Lane branch frequently has long queues which suggests it is an essential service. 

You can buy your parcel postage (tracked or any other) online from Royal Mail, they will come to your address with the label and pick up your parcel, (no extra charge) alternatively, you can print your label at home and apply to your parcel for them to pick up from you also. The other option is to drop off your labelled parcel to the Royal Mail Delivery Office of your choice.

In fact there was a promotional leaflet came through the letter box today, for sending by RM's parcel post by buying online.  There are also options mentioned for having the labels printed  at a Collect+ store or at a Parcel Locker.  More info at https://www.royalmail.com/.

30 minutes ago, ianr said:

There are also options mentioned for having the labels printed  at a Collect+ store or at a Parcel Locker.  More info at https://www.royalmail.com/.

Indeed ianr, I didn't have time to include all Royal Mail options, thanks for that extra bit, they have been spot on for me, I use them a lot and have never had any issues with delivery, touch wood!

How on earth is this possible when Rye Lane post office has already been lost? Where am I supposed to go now?? Peckham Post Office is awful and too far. 

On 13/11/2024 at 16:08, jazzer said:

Forest Hill Road

WH Smith London Road, Forest Hill

Krystal's

Peckham (almost opposite the bus garage)

Brockley Rise/ Honor Oak Park

Can't immediately think of anymore  

 

 

Krystal’s doesn’t even provide all the services that east dulwich does, so that’s a dud. 

Since the closure of HSBC bank in ED and Peckham, any cheques we receive (about 5=10 a year) go through LL Post Office. Agree at times long waits. Generally for PO type business - I go to Forest Hill. understand that you cannot process Lloyds Bank cheques through LLane.

Those who live in the modern world can scan cheques on those little computers they keep in their pocket that also act as a phone.  If you can find a bank many will have devices to take money out and also scan cheques.  That said I haven't cashed one for years or written one even longer.  As far as I know the only use of cheques now is buying the Countryfile Calendar. 

5 hours ago, Jenijenjen said:

There was of course the rumour put out that the hairdresser next door had closed because of the LTN which turned out to be totally unfounded, the salon is still going strong.  Is this another rumour you're starting?

It wasn't a rumour, the salon had closed when I posted here.

Regarding the Post Office, as I said go and ask them.

> understand that you cannot process Lloyds Bank cheques through LLane.

You can according to the Services Available -- Cheque deposits page got to  via  https://www.postoffice.co.uk/branch-finder/0100072/east-dulwich

The lookup details there for Lloyds says:

"Cheque deposit Yes – with a personalised paying in slip and a deposit envelope from Lloyds Bank

"Lloyds Bank cheque deposit envelopes are also available from Post Office branches"

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    • > understand that you cannot process Lloyds Bank cheques through LLane. You can according to the Services Available -- Cheque deposits page got to  via  https://www.postoffice.co.uk/branch-finder/0100072/east-dulwich The lookup details there for Lloyds says: "Cheque deposit Yes – with a personalised paying in slip and a deposit envelope from Lloyds Bank "Lloyds Bank cheque deposit envelopes are also available from Post Office branches"
    • It wasn't a rumour, the salon had closed when I posted here. Regarding the Post Office, as I said go and ask them.
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    • Those who live in the modern world can scan cheques on those little computers they keep in their pocket that also act as a phone.  If you can find a bank many will have devices to take money out and also scan cheques.  That said I haven't cashed one for years or written one even longer.  As far as I know the only use of cheques now is buying the Countryfile Calendar. 
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