Certified by Graham Avenue Post Office • May 24, 2026
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Certified by Graham Avenue Post Office • May 24, 2026
Post OfficeBankBusiness Banking Services
With over 11,500 branches the Post Office is the biggest UK retail network, with more branches than all banks and building societies combined. The Post Office provides services central to peoples’ everyday lives; We offer the UK’s largest fee free cash withdrawal network through our 11,500 branches and over 2000 ATMs and 99% of UK bank customers can access their accounts at the Post Office. We provide financial services including savings, insurance, loans, mortgages and credit cards; Government services; telephony; foreign currency; travel insurance and mail services. Post Offices branches remain highly valued and trusted, and are the focal point of many communities.
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Certified by Graham Avenue Post Office • May 24, 2026
Certified by Graham Avenue Post Office • May 24, 2026
Monday6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Tuesday6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Wednesday6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Thursday6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Friday6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday6:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday7:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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Thomas Harvey
5 days ago
1.0
Today I had once again, another unsavoury experience with customer assistant, Sue.
I was sending a large letter which would go through the plastic guard used to test large letters. Upon requesting to test using the plastic guard, Sue refused and explained that the letter is too large. To clarify, this is an A4 envelope, an A4 envelope is a large letter.
On a previous occasion when I visited the post office, I enquired about the difference in pricing between a tracked and signed-for 2nd class parcel. Sue explained that there is no difference in pricing between the two, and how they are just named differently but the same service. Upon looking this up on the royal mail website, this is confirmed to be untrue.
With a mix of Sue's foul customer service and lack of knowledge in her job, I will be avoiding this post office. Please train your staff correctly in how to conduct themselves in a customer facing role.
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Hollie Poulter
Mar 5, 2026
1.0
The middle aged ladies that work there are rude and very unhelpful. Had emails regarding 2 parcels delivered there by DPD. One lady found 1 and said the other wasn't there. Said the driver will be back later. The young chap found off straight away. Tgen on collecting another parcel another lady said they were shut. Says on website they're open. Again, young chap said he'd get my parcel. Then I had an email saying 2cparcels were reafy. I left it a day and again on trying to collect she insisted one wasn't there. She said are you sure they're not in the same bag. I said they're from different senders. She said the driver will be back later and I said no. These arrived here yesterday, I insisted she look and there it was! She then proceeded to be anal about my I.d. I won't be using them again. The young chap is brilliant though
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Frida Jensen
Sep 9, 2025
1.0
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Harry
Apr 14, 2025
1.0
I sent a parcel via DPD for next day delivery. It never turned up and the tracking still states it’s at the post office. They claim it’s not there and have no interest in helping claim for the lost item. Clearly it’s been stolen by the post office or DPD and neither wants to help out their customer. Every time I popped in trying to resolve the situation they simply shrugged their shoulders. The place should be shut down due to security issues and unfriendly staff. Don’t use this post office.
Frequently Asked Questions About Graham Avenue Post Office
How much cash can I withdraw at a Post Office counter?
The amount you can withdraw in a Post Office branch will depend on any withdrawal limits in place on the specific account you hold with your bank. If you’re unsure, please contact your bank directly to check.
Do I get charged for making cash withdrawals at Post Office?
No charges are taken at the counter however some banks may charge.
For details, please check directly with your own bank.
How do I deposit a cheque at Post Office?
To deposit a cheque, you’ll need to bring the following to your nearest branch:
*The cheque
*A completed deposit slip from your bank, if applicable. Please contact your bank to request paying-in slips as these are not held in Post Office branches
*A cheque deposit envelope for your bank (these are available from your own bank or the majority are stocked in Post Office branches)
Please do not enclose cash. Full instructions can be found on the cheque deposit envelope.
Simply hand over your sealed cheque deposit envelope to the Post Office who will provide you with a receipt for your cheque deposit envelope.
Why did my Post Office refuse to issue change?
If you’ve registered for the Change Giving service, you shouldn’t be refused change at your nominated Post Office branch.
You may have been refused if you’re not signed up to this service. If you’d like to do so, contact your bank directly to find out whether they offer the service and how to sign up.
If you’ve signed up but aren’t using your nominated branch, it’s at that branch’s discretion whether they have enough change available to fulfil your request.
To get more information about your bank’s services and Change Giving, contact them directly.
What is the Post Office Change Giving service?
If you’re a business banking customer and you regularly need to exchange cash for coins, you can do this at the Post Office with selected banks using our Change Giving and Change Giving “Lite” services.
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