Town's post service to return after six months

Aspatria's former Post Office on King Street. It is a grey building with windows running along the front and a Post Office sign above the entrance. A red post box is to the right of the building.Image source, Google
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Aspatria's Post Office, on King Street, closed late last year

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A town's post office services are to be restored with the opening of a new branch - six months after they were lost following the resignation of a postmaster.

Aspatria, in Cumbria, saw its King Street branch close in December.

Now the Post Office has announced services will restart on 3 June from a building currently operating as a Spar shop on Queen Street.

It said the branch would be open daily, providing an extra 30 hours of service per week compared to the former part-time offering.

The premises will be renamed Queen Street Post Office.

A mobile service visiting nearby Westnewton, Plumbland, Blennerhasset and Prospect will continue to operate in the meantime.

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