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Eagle Hall Post Office to reopen

News Tre Greaves Tre Greaves -
After a year of petitioning, delays and lobbying by residents, the Eagle Hall Post Office is expected to reopen from today. Although only some services...

Early closure for post offices

Editors Pick Kimberley Browne Kimberley Browne -
All post offices’ counters of the Barbados Postal Service will close at noon on Tuesday, November 21, to facilitate a staff meeting. This early closure will not apply...

Delays in mail

News Sherrylyn Clarke Sherrylyn Clarke -
The public is advised of the possibility of continued delays in the delivery of mail by the Barbados Postal Service, due to unforeseen circumstances. The...

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