September is second highest month on record for cash deposits
6.71 million cash deposits were made at post offices across the UK in September 2025.
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Big Marston Moreteyne community celebration to thank Postmaster Bill Chandi for 37 years' service
A community celebration has been held for postmaster Bill Chandi who has loyally served the Marston Moreteyne community for 37 years and had a special role with Captain Sir Tom Moore’s epic fundraising and 100th birthday events.
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Closing date announced for Horizon Shortfall Scheme applications
A closing date has been announced for Horizon Shortfall Scheme applications. All new applications for the Horizon Shortfall Scheme must be received by 11:59pm on 31 January 2026.
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Saving is the new splurging. Two thirds of Brits get a buzz from building their bank balance
Financial wellness is growing with 46 per cent of Brits believing it’s as important as physical or mental wellbeing Gen Z are the savviest generation with 64 per cent wanting to adopt money-saving habits 75 per cent of Brits feel a greater sense of satisfaction purchasing something they’ve saved for versus impulse spending
Two thirds of savers get a thrill from putting money aside – with a -
Post Office proposes policy reforms to safeguard UK high street presence and drive new revenue streams
Post Office today proposes a package of policy reforms in response to the Government Green Paper consultation on the future of Post Office.
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Far East dominates winter sun destinations offering best value in 2025 Long Haul Holiday Report
Hoi An, Vietnam regains its place as best value among 30 long haul destinations, thanks to a dip in local prices and its weak currency (www.postoffice.co.uk/longhaul) Asian destinations offer the best bargains, taking seven of the top 10 barometer places Prices have dropped in over two-thirds of the long haul hotspots surveyed Biggest price falls of almost 19 per cent are in Barbados and Malays
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Autumn Declutter: Why Brits are hanging on to old tech, clothes and shoes
New data reveals adults own an average of 17 items they no longer use Over half of those who declutter their home actively search for items they can sell online Over a third say decluttering has a big positive impact on their mental health Seasonal change has been cited as one of the main reasons people declutter their homes Sort Your Life Out star, Dilly Carter, has t
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Postmasters to help shape Post Office’s future
The scheme is the single biggest change that Post Office has made to include and involve postmasters in the business.
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Popular postmaster, Bipin Patel, who has done so much for his Ecton Brook village, reaches 30 years' milestone
Ecton Brook Post Office and newsagents has been run by the Patel family since 1984.
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Over 6.4 million cash deposits at Post Office in August, numbers strong against 2024 data
6.42 million cash deposits were made at post offices across the UK in August 2025, by both businesses and personal customers.
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From Playpens to Pushchairs, Parents are Pocketing Hundreds Each Year Through Preloved Purchases
Thrifty parents are reshaping the children’s clothing and goods market, with almost all (93 percent) parents now shopping for second-hand items, driven by a desire to save money and embrace more sustainable living.
New research from Post Office reveals that over half (52 percent) of parents would only buy second-hand children's items if they could, with one in eight (13 percent) already buying -
UK's longest family-run post office marks 175th anniversary & 40th milestone for Northern Ireland postmaster
Galbally Post Office in County Tyrone has been run for 175 years by the Donnelly family.
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Post Office details proposed franchise plans for ninth and final tranche of last remaining 108 Directly Managed Branches
The Post Office has today (20 August) provided details on its proposed franchise plans for the ninth and final tranche of the last remaining 108 Directly Managed Branches which are operated by the Post Office.
As part of its commitment to deliver a ‘New Deal for Postmasters’, the Post Office had previously announced on 8 April that it was moving to a fully franchised network.
Over recent wee -
Community celebration marks Roopie Gill becoming postmistress again after wrongful prosecution in Horizon scandal
A big community celebration was held to mark Roopie Gill becoming postmistress again for Wattville Road Post Office after her wrongful criminal conviction.
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Epworth postmaster presented with British Empire Medal for going above and beyond for the communities he serves near Doncaster
Popular Epworth postmaster, Richard Haley, who has worked in Post Offices for 32 years, has been presented with his British Empire Medal
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Post Office publishes tender for new retail technology provider
Post Office has published a tender to find a partner to replace the current Horizon system with a new, electronic point of sale (EPOS) solution.
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Record-breaking month for cash transactions at Post Office in July
July saw the highest volume and value of cash transactions at Post Office branches on record, according to new figures released today.
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Post Office details proposed franchise plans for eighth tranche of last remaining 108 Directly Managed Branches
The Post Office has today (13 August) provided details on its proposed franchise plans for the eighth tranche of the last remaining 108 Directly Managed Branches which are operated by the Post Office.
As part of its commitment to deliver a ‘New Deal for Postmasters’, the Post Office had previously announced on 8 April that it was moving to a fully franchised network.
Over recent weeks, the P -
Vet warns of heat stroke risks in dogs as many owners unaware of key danger signs
As the UK braces for another heatwave, new research from Post Office reveals a lack of awareness among dog owners when it comes to the dangers of heatstroke - with many still walking their dogs in hot weather and missing early warning signs.
The survey of over 2,000 UK dog owners, conducted by Post Office, found that while some symptoms such as excessive panting are widely recognised (72 per ce -
Empty Wallet Woes: Brits Caught Out at Supermarkets and Car Parks
More than half of Brits always carry cash with them when out and about Parking the car, tipping and money for the shopping trolley are the top 3 instances where Brits have been caught out by not having cash Nearly half are more likely to pay cash at independent stores to support local businesses
Parking the car, tipping and a pound coin for the shopping trolley are amongst the top 10 situa
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