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A stamp with that pint?
Village pub adds post office service after postmaster retires
Nov 13, 2005 - A country pub in England now doubles as a post office.
Diane Nicholson, who runs the Grey Horse Inn in Glazebury, near Leigh, provides a range of services in an annex at the Warrington Road pub. The village had been without a post office since August last year, when the subpostmaster retired. "I've lived in the village all my life and I think the villagers need it - the customers are really up for it," Nicholson said before the post office part opened. "I'm a bit apprehensive preparing for the opening, but I am really looking forward to it." "I'm sure our customers will be delighted that we can now restore service," said Andy Wright, post office rural transer adviser.
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