Our Campaign to Save Belgravia's Last Post Office

The Post Office has announced proposals to close their branch in Eccleston Street when the lease on the premises expires this September.

We are working across our local community to oppose the closure and save the Post Office, which is a vital resource for the local community. 

Prospective MP Tim Barnes explained,

"Sadly, the Post Office has announced plans to close the last Post Office in Belgravia, in Eccleston Street, over the summer. I am working with local people, councillors and the business community to persuade them to change their minds!"

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