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PO campaign deliver ‘Post Office fudge’ to No 10

Despite sheeting rain, three of the Save St Leonards Crown Post Office campaigners made their way to London today, Wednesday, to deliver 380 letters from local residents to prime minister Theresa May. Erica Smith tracks their progress.

Posted 19:46 Wednesday, Dec 13, 2017 In: Campaigns

Save St Leonards Crown Post Office takes pledges to Seaford and plans a third public meeting for the local community

At 11.30pm this Saturday at Seaford Post Office, a delegation from St Leonards and Newhaven Crown Post Offices will deliver over 500 pledges to the owner of the Seaford sub-post office. Erica Smith shares the latest campaign’s latest news and plans.

Posted 23:02 Wednesday, Oct 11, 2017 In: Campaigns Tags: , , ,

Taking the message to PO Ltd

It wasn’t the best day to visit Post Office Ltd headquarters in London, but despite the incessant and at times torrential rain, four intrepid emissaries from Save St Leonards Crown Post Office did just that on Wednesday, to hand over copies of letters from local residents protesting about their plans for our post office. Nick Terdre, one of the four, reports.

PO ‘consultation’ or ‘land grab’?

HOT’s Erica Smith gets all hot under the collar and personal over the Post Office Ltd’s ‘consultation’ about St Leonards Crown Post Office. If you care, please read this article and send your comments to: comments@postoffice.co.uk by the end of THIS Wednesday – 9 August.

The original DFL:  James Burton

Moving down to the coast is quite the thing — this century. James Burton got here in the 1820s, when the local scene was mostly rough landscape. As an experienced Georgian builder, he knew how to build a house — or a street. Or how about a complete new town? Bernard McGinley reports on the beginnings of St Leonards-on-Sea, and its pending bicentenary, and how James Burton was the first DFL (‘Down From London’, for DFLs that don’t know).

Between a Bomb, Some Rock, and a Hard Place

The following article by Merlin Betts appeared in Hastings Independent Press (February 27, 2023) and is reposted here with kind permission of the author.

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