'Sabotage' threat to UK rural post offices
Fresh fears were expressed for the future of the Westcountry’s post offices yesterday after new figures revealed that just one in six people are signing up for a scheme designed to safeguard the network. The figures, released by the Department of Work and Pensions, suggest that the final take-up of the new Post Office card account could be so low that many more post offices will be forced out of business. The Department of Work and Pensions has been accused of sabotaging the scheme by making it difficult for pensioners and others to sign up.
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