Inside the currently vacant property, which the Post Office will move into on Silver Street in Lincoln. | Photo: The Lincolnite
During this time, as there’s no Post Office in the city centre itself, people are being advised to make use of the alternative branches, including ones on Monks Road and the Bailgate.
Work is well underway to make the Silver Street Post Office ready for trading on Friday, with the opening time set to 1pm.
The Stonebow Centre in Lincoln. | Photo: The Lincolnite
The Post Office said: “Our priority is to safeguard services to the local community in the longer term and the relocation of Sincil Street Post Office will enable us to maintain a Post Office service to our customers in the local community.
“Whilst the decision has already been made to move the branch, we are still looking for views on access and the service offered at the new location.”
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