post office
Coverage of post office in the Nexus archive.
- Most people who need glasses don't have them. Can the post office change that?
In some Indian towns, post offices are offering eye tests to visitors who may need glasses, addressing the issue that many people who require glasses do not have them. The initiative explores whether this approach can improve access to corrective eyewear.
- Most people who need glasses don't have them. Can the post office change that?
In some Indian towns, post offices offer eye tests to visitors squinting at fine print, aiming to address the issue of many people needing glasses but not having them.
- Most people who need glasses don't have them. Can the post office change that?
In some Indian towns, post offices offer eye tests to visitors who may need glasses. The initiative aims to address the issue of people needing glasses but not having them.
- Bear spray surge in Japan sparks safety concerns after accidental discharge
A surge in bear attacks in Japan has led to increased use of bear spray, but an accidental discharge at a Nagoya post office injured five people. Vietnamese national Huynh Nhat Duy, 22, was arrested for obstruction of business following the incident.
- Operations temporarily suspended at post office in Pointe Coupee Parish
Operations at a post office in Pointe Coupee Parish have been temporarily suspended due to flooding. The post office's services are currently unavailable as a result of the flooding.
- Billings man sentenced to more than 11 years in prison on drug trafficking charges
A man from Billings was sentenced to over 11 years in prison for drug trafficking after attempting to collect a package containing 6,000 carfentanil pills hidden in a stuffed animal at the post office.
- Post Office subpostmasters face waiting five MORE years for justice as police say they need millions more for their investigation
Post Office subpostmasters are facing a five-year delay in justice as police require millions more for their investigation. The prolonged investigation has caused frustration among affected subpostmasters.
- Horizon Post Office scandal victims 'don't have luxury of time'
Victims of the Horizon Post Office scandal seeking compensation face a one-month deadline. The article highlights the urgency for affected individuals to act before time runs out.
- Europe's cheapest city breaks revealed in Post Office costs report - and the British favourite that's on the 'most expensive' list
A Post Office costs report highlights Europe's cheapest city for travel and a British city on the most expensive list. The findings compare destination costs across regions.
- Dozens of Post Office counters in rebranded former WH Smith stores are feared at risk in TG Jones overhaul
Dozens of Post Office counters in rebranded former WH Smith stores are at risk due to an overhaul by TG Jones. The overhaul may impact the availability of postal services in these locations. The exact number of affected counters is not specified.
- Fears of ‘postal deserts’ as owner of former WH Smith stores puts counters under threat
TG Jones, the owner of former WH Smith high street stores, is seeking to change Post Office contracts to make it easier to close outlets within its stores. Up to 60 of the 180 Post Office locations operated by TG Jones could be affected by the restructuring plan by private equity firm Modella. The potential closures have raised concerns about communities becoming 'postal deserts'.
- Windows update prompt joins the Post Office queue
A Windows update prompt appeared on a Post Office digital signage in East Dulwich, London, causing confusion among customers. The screen is used to entertain and inform customers while they wait. The use of a full-fat OS for a simple function is seen as overkill.