MHK claims he was "cut out" of post office discussions

Tuesday, 20 January 2015 00:00

Ramsey MHK Leonard Singer says he had no alternative other than to resign from his role as vice chairman of the Post Office.

He says it's because he was ignored after voicing his opposition to the Ramsey and Douglas offices moving into the nearby SPAR stores.

Since he aligned himself with the campaign to save the crown post offices he says he was removed from subsequent decision making and has had no contact from the board.

We asked if he felt cut out of the process:

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