Redmond Hanlon
110 comments By Redmond Hanlon
Your local post office has no obligation to remain open.
The Nanny State rolls on, regardless of who runs the government. More hapless bureaucrats ticking boxes on our premises.
We do the same as Jonathan, except that we usually pay inexperienced under-21s slightly less during a few learning weeks. After that, we all have different attributes to bring to the business, but the same work deserves the same pay.
Time was our local MP used to invite us to her home for tea, sometimes for dinner.
PMP multibuys are a pest. "3for£1.49", "any2for£1" - why?
This is just another corporate PR gesture, typical of the gambling,
drinks and tobacco industries, prompted by ineffective government regulations, aggravating the onus on retailers whilst pretending that addictive and under age buyers will not easily circumvent these rules.Londis minimum order is 125 cases; below that delivery is £75.
The NFSP has played an interesting role in the Horizon affair.
I have never used a supplier who required a bond, a deposit or photo ID. Why should I? Do they want my business or not?
Inch's Cider was born and bred in Winkleigh, Devon, by Sam Inch, until it was hijacked and closed down. Happily, its genuine cider is now resurrected as Sam's Cider. Proper job!
Promises, promises.
Well done Superdrug.
Join the club.Saying this is easy, doing it is impossible.
"Smiths News prides itself on maintaining strong and successful relationships with customers and strives to offer a swift resolution should issues arise"
News to me.The vast majority of new products are here today, gone tomorrow. Be careful you don't get landed with them when they become unsaleable.
The Camelot Lottery and Scratchcards are more trouble than they are worth. We make 20p per time-consuming transaction.
I would suggest waiting to see if Allwyn are better, and maybe do not require a deposit.
In the meantime I would help Paul by fetching his requirements from the nearest outlet or online.This appalling scandal deserves all the publicity it can get.
For too many years it has been downplayed and even ignored by the mainstream media, including notably the Guardian (which had the Post Office as a sponsor), and commercial publications (naming no names).The moral is: never trust a government.
Wow!
Who is the "large scale retailer"?
Commented on: 18 September 2024
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