Residents in Iffley and Rose Hill in the south of Oxford will be delighted that a brand new Post Office branch will open at Midcounties Co-op, 74 Rose Hill, Oxford, OX4 4HS, on Thursday 6 June at 1pm.
This new branch will offer customers a wide range of Post Office services, from posting letters and parcels to collecting and returning online shopping items. Customers can also take advantage of a wide range of banking services including cash withdrawals and balance enquiries for customers of all the main UK banks. Car tax renewal, passport check and send, on demand and pre-order currencies and MoneyGram will also be available.
The new Post Office services will be available: Monday – Friday: 9am – 5.30pm; Saturday: 9am – 2pm. This will offer customers 47 hours and 30 minutes of Post Office service a week, making it very convenient for customers to visit.
The new branch aims to offer even more convenience to Post Office customers by extending the availability of Post Offices services in the area.
The service will be one of the local style branches with a low-screened, open-plan Post Office service point carefully integrated into the retail counter.
Damien Haydock, Post Office Network Provision Lead, said:
“We want to make it as easy as possible for customers to pay their bills, withdraw cash from their bank accounts, and send and collect their mail at a time and place that suits them best. We know how important our services are to customers, and are confident that this brand new Post Office will ensure that people in the Rose Hill area of Oxford have easy access to our services.”
What services can you do at the Post Office?
While most people are aware of the Royal mail postal service, other services include bill payment, cash withdrawals and foreign currency, postage, home shopping collections, returns, Key recharging, car tax renewal, passport check and send, overseas MoneyGrams and more.
With a partnership with over 30 banks, building societies and credit unions, 99% of UK bank customers can access their accounts at their local Post Office with services like cash withdrawals, deposits and balance enquiries.
With over 11,500 branches, Post Office has the biggest retail network in the UK, with more branches than all the banks and building societies combined, meaning easy access to your money with free to use ATM machines.
