£600 energy voucher rollout begins in Northern Ireland today
The first £600 energy vouchers from the Government for households in Northern Ireland have started arriving through letterboxes
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Post Office urges Great Britain energy customers to claim their £66 October Energy Bills Support Scheme payment before vouchers expire in January
Post Office branches in Great Britain have already processed nearly three million Energy Bill Support Scheme (EBSS) vouchers to help people claim the £400 government energy discount.
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Rail strikes, freezing weather and bank deposit limits see fall in cash deposits at Post Offices
New figures today reveal a fall in business cash deposits at Post Offices in December, attributed to last month’s rail strikes, freezing weather and on-going bank deposit limits impacting the hospitality sector.
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Enham Alamein Postmistress receives New Year’s Honour recognition
New Year’s Honour recognition for Postmistress Leslie Francis Parish Council Chairman Organises big community celebrations Went above and beyond during the pandemic
Leslie Francis, Postmistress for Enham Alamein has received New Year’s Honour recognition for providing services to her historic Hampshire community with a British Empire Medal.
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Cash deposits fall 2% month-on-month at Post Offices, hit by new bank deposit limits; whilst personal cash withdrawals hit a record £836 million
New figures today reveal a fall in cash deposits at Post Offices in November but record levels of cash withdrawals as people continue to turn to cash in order to budget over Winter.
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Demand for ski holidays soars but resort prices have risen
Pent-up demand for ski holidays means that bookings have bounced back from their pandemic lows and are exceeding pre-Covid levels, according to Post Office Ski Resort Report
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Risk of post office closures from spiralling energy bills could cost the UK economy billions if Government ends its support
As cost-of-living pressures worsen, thousands of post offices face a struggle to stay open if the Government does not extend its current support on energy bills beyond the end of March 2023.
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Post Office predict peak posting day ahead of Christmas
Post Office are anticipating Monday 12 December to be the day when branches are busiest as Brits hurry to send off cards, gifts and parcels and the nation gears up for Christmas.
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Cash withdrawals up 12% year-on-year at £777 million; Post Office hopes to raise over £300,000 for Trussell Trust with renewed partnership
New figures today reveal cash withdrawals at Post Offices dipped 1% in October with £777 million withdrawn over the counter at its 11,500 branches.
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In the market for a European Christmas shopping bargain
Latvia’s capital city, Riga, emerges as the bargain choice for a European shopping trip for the fourth time running in Post Office Travel Money’s Christmas Markets Barometer, the first report to be published since 2019.
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Post Office renews partnership with the Trussell Trust aiming to donate over £330,000 in the toughest winter yet for the charity
Five month campaign hopes to deliver a £330,000 donation to the Trussell Trust. Post Office has renewed its partnership with the Trussell Trust which delivered over £295,000 for the charity last winter.
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FOUR IN TEN WORRY THEY WILL BE UNABLE TO AFFORD CHRISTMAS
A third of parents worry their kids will be upset at not receiving as many gifts as the cost-of-living bites
A fifth are shopping earlier this year, with 75% doing so for financial reasons A quarter worry that late arrival of presents will look like they haven't made an effort The number of people feeling anxious and sad about Christmas has increased from one in six last year to nearly one i
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