#post-office

#post-office

The Brewery Road Post Office has officially reopened at a new location, offering increased services and longer hours to benefit the Plumstead community.

Brewery Road Post Office in Plumstead has relocated and increased its service hours to enhance community accessibility.

The compensation process for victims of the Horizon IT scandal may not meet the March 2025 deadline, according to postal minister Gareth Thomas.

Potential closure of 115 Crown Post Office branches threatens 1,000 jobs amidst efforts to achieve financial stability and address community reliance on these services.

The Post Office is restructuring, risking 100+ branches and 1,000 jobs, to boost postmaster pay and improve operations after the Horizon scandal.

Post Office CEO Nick Read stressed the need for transparency and accountability in the inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal.

Nick Read faces scrutiny at the Horizon IT inquiry, highlighting leadership failures amid wrongful prosecutions linked to IT system errors.

Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells faced backlash for dismissing subpostmasters' injustice as hype and human interest.

Brewery Road Post Office may sell alcohol daily from 9am to 10pm, pending application approval.

The Brewery Road Post Office branch is relocating to a new site with extended service hours.

Urgent call for compensation for Horizon scandal victims by March 2025.

The Post Office should not oversee redress schemes for Horizon scandal victims to avoid further delays in justice.

The Post Office owes subpostmasters around £36 million due to flaws in their accounting system, warranting a financial redress scheme.

Nick Read's leadership has significantly eroded trust in the Post Office amidst ongoing scandals and staff frustration.

Strained relationship between Post Office and IT supplier Fujitsu amid Horizon scandal.

Nick Read will resign as Post Office chief executive amidst Horizon scandal fallout, recognizing the challenges faced and the need for continued support for postmasters.

The former Fujitsu UK CEO held four meetings with the Post Office chief, contradicting claims of only one meeting and highlighting issues with the Horizon system.

Fujitsu has repeatedly informed the Post Office about system errors in Horizon that led to wrongful convictions and severe consequences for sub-postmasters.

A major investigation into wrongful prosecutions of sub-postmasters involves large-scale inquiries into Fujitsu and the Post Office, with trials possibly postponed until 2027.

The replacement of the Horizon IT system is critical but facing severe management and technical challenges, resulting in significant delays and budgetary issues.

The Post Office is changing its approach to the Horizon replacement project, opting for a mix of existing and new software solutions.

Fujitsu's European boss urges caution in extending the controversial Horizon contract with the Post Office, highlighting concerns over the system's aging technology.

The Post Office is reviewing the future of its directly managed branches, including the Harold Hill location, with potential franchising or closures possible.

The Golders Green post office is critical to the local economy and community, prompting a petition to prevent its closure.

Post Office risks future access to vital data amid staffing cuts on Horizon replacement project.

Immediate action needed to preserve data for potential future inquiries.

The Post Office rushed hardware purchases for its New Branch IT project, leading to wasted resources and project delays.

Paula Vennells allegedly aware of covert operations at Post Office prior to appearing in parliament.

Former Post Office boss denied knowledge of remote access to Horizon system.

Ministers are exploring transforming the Post Office into a co-operative, focusing on subpostmaster control amidst significant financial losses and historical miscarriages of justice.

Subpostmasters are burdened by unresolved debts and ongoing unexplained shortfalls linked to the Horizon IT system, demanding urgent resolution from the Post Office.

The Post Office Horizon IT inquiry at Aldwych House in London is investigating the wrongful prosecution of over 700 subpostmasters between 1999 and 2015 due to faulty systems.

Complaints against the government regarding subpostmasters' compensation may be warranted due to mishandling of the situation.

The former CTO had doubts about the Horizon system's reliability but continued to support its integrity publicly.

The Post Office has apologized for failing to send a text alert to subpostmasters about a critical IT system failure.

The Post Office plans to close 115 unprofitable branches, impacting over 1000 jobs, to improve financial performance.

The Post Office could close over 100 branches in the UK, risking thousands of jobs to increase postmaster pay by £250 million.

Post Office to close over 100 branches in the UK, with 32 in London, to boost postmaster incomes by £250m over five years.

Over 100 Post Office branches, including Croydon, are at risk of closure or transfer due to major structural changes.

A human error during a website upgrade led to a serious Post Office data breach, exposing personal details of subpostmasters.

Paula Vennells faces accusation of knowing about flaws in Horizon IT system used by the Post Office.

Post Office is investigating allegations of misrepresentation in the NBIT project involving key technology teams and senior executives.

Post Office's internal investigations, including Project Tiger, highlight a belated attempt to address complaints while past issues remain unaddressed.