Put prices up to solve Post Office problem says MHK

Thursday, 29 January 2015 00:00

Hundreds of people are expected to turn out for tonight's public meeting concerning the future of the Ramsey Post Office.

It's the second meeting in as many months - with passions and tempers running high during December's gathering.

The Chief Minister and Post Office chief executive will not be present tonight - however Policy and Reform Minister Chris Robertshaw will be on hand to field questions.

Former vice chairman of the Post Office Leonard Singer will not be present either after standing down from the post - however a proposal he has to save the office will be read out:

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