Post Office Ltd has restored Post Office services to the communities of Mancot, Saltney Ferry, Drury and Bwlchgwyn with the introduction of a Mobile service.
Mobile service presented the best interim solution to restore Post Office services to those communities after temporary closures of the local Post Office branches, while we continue to search for permanent solution.
This Mobile service also started to provide a new service to the local communities of New Brighton and Llanferres.
The Mobile service to all locations above commenced on the week starting 16 November. See Notes to Editors.
This service is provided by the Postmaster for Flint.
In June the Flint Mobile Post Office service started to replace services that could not operate in village halls due to the pandemic. The Mobile Post Office is now permanent for the communities in Cilcain, Nannerch, Rhosesmor, Halkyn, Pentre Halkyn, Thornton Hough, Willaston, Mynydd Isa, Sychdyn, Northop Hall, Treuddyn, Llandegla, Llanarmon Yn Lal and Eryrys.
The Flint Mobile van also provides service to Thourton Hough and Willaston. These may return to the village halls when we can get access.
Carol Williams, Network Provision Lead, said: “We are delighted to have restored Post Office service to Mancot, Saltney Ferry, Drury and Bwlchgwyn and provided new services to the communities of New Brighton and Llanferres.”
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