Post Office Limited

Network Change Programme

Bristol and Somerset
Area Plan

Additional Consultations
Decision Booklet

1. Decision Summary

In May 2007, following a national public consultation, the Government announced a range of
proposed measures to modernise and reshape the network of Post Office® branches (“the Network”)
and put it on a more stable footing for the future. Post Office Limited has now commenced a Network
Change Programme (“the Programme”) to implement the measures prescribed by the Government.

In February 2008 as part of the Programme, Post Office Limited developed and published a local area
plan proposal for the Bristol and Somerset area (“the Area Plan Proposal”) setting out the changes that
it proposed to make. Following the conclusion of the six-week local public consultation for the Bristol
and Somerset Area Plan which ended on 9 April 2008, Post Office Limited published the Area plan
decision booklet for Bristol and Somerset. This booklet provided details of Post Office Limited’s final
decisions on the future of Post Office® branches across the Bristol and Somerset area.

As a result of feedback received during the local public consultation Post Office Limited amended its
proposal by deciding not to proceed with the proposed closures of Bear Flat, Lower Weston and West
End in the original Area Plan and proposed that the two branches below should be closed. The local
public consultation in relation to these proposed closures concluded on 28 July 2008 and Post Office
Limited has now reached its final decisions on the future of these branches.

Post Office® Hinton St George branch, 47 High Street, Hinton St George, Somerset, TA17 8SE

Post Office® Southgate branch, 32 Southgate, Bath, Somerset, BA1 1TP

Post Office Limited has decided not to proceed with the proposed closure of Post Office® Hinton St
George branch as a result of feedback received during the local public consultation. This branch will
now remain open. Post Office Limited has decided to proceed with the closure of Post Office®
Southgate branch and to retain a total of 326 branches across the Bristol and Somerset area. The
remaining network of 326 branches supports the minimum access criteria prescribed by the
Government and ensures that 99.1% of the Bristol and Somerset area will either see no change or will
remain within one mile (by road distance) of an alternative branch.

We appreciate that any decision to close a Post Office® branch will often be unpopular. Nevertheless,
Post Office Limited has to make decisions to close branches in order to put the Network on a more
stable footing for the future and achieve this in a way which best meets the demands and concerns of
its customers.

After the changes have been implemented, Post Office Limited will remain the largest retailer by
network size in the area, and will still have more branches open than all of the major banks and
building societies combined. More than 99% of the population will see no change to the branch that
they currently use or would remain within one mile of an alternative outlet.

It is very important to us that our customers are kept informed of any changes to the Network and
that we provide them with full details of alternative options to enable them to continue to access Post
Office services.

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In each of the branches that will be affected posters will be displayed to inform our customers. Further
information will be provided to confirm the actual dates the closures or changes will take place. We
expect to complete the additional changes in the Bristol and Somerset area by autumn 2008.

A copy of this additional consultations decision booklet is available on our website at
www.postoffice.co.uk/networkchange.

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2. Overview of the Programme.

2.1 Background

The Government recognised that fewer people are using Post Office® branches, partly because
traditional services, including benefit payments and other services, are now available in other ways,
such as online or directly through banks. It concluded that the overall size and shape of the network of
Post Office® branches (“the Network”) needs to change.

As a result of this the Government conducted a national public consultation from December 2006 to
March 2007 to develop a new policy and financial framework for the Network. In excess of 2500
people and organisations took the opportunity to make a contribution to this consultation.

In May 2007, following the national public consultation, the Government announced a range of
proposed measures to modernise and reshape the Network with the purpose of putting it on a more
stable footing for the future. A copy of the Government’s response to the national public consultation
(“the Response Document”) can be obtained at www.berr.gov.uk/consultations/page36024.html.

Post Office Limited has now put in place a Network Change Programme (“the Programme”) to
implement the measures prescribed by the Government. The Programme will involve the compulsory
compensated closure of up to 2,500 Post Office® branches with the introduction of about 500 service
points known as “Outreach” to mitigate the impact of the proposed closures in some areas.
Compensation will be paid to those subpostmasters whose branches are compulsorily closed under the
Programme.

To support the necessary changes to the Network, the Government has proposed a funding package
of up to £1.7 billion.

The majority of Post Office® branches - more than 80% - will not change as a result of the Programme.
Post Office Limited is seeking to implement those changes that do take place as efficiently and
sensitively as possible.

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link to page 8 link to page 8 link to page 8 The key way in which Post Office Limited will make sure that people continue to have the best possible
access to Post Office® services is by applying the minimum access criteria prescribed by the
Government in the Response Document. These are:

Nationally:

•
99% of the UK population to be within 3 miles and 90% of the population to be within 1 mile of
their nearest Post Office® branch.

•
99% of the total population in deprived urban1 areas across the UK to be within 1 mile of their
nearest Post Office® branch.

•
95% of the total urban2 population across the UK to be within 1 mile of their nearest Post
Office® branch.

•
95% of the total rural3 population across the UK to be within 3 miles of their nearest Post
Office® branch.

In addition, for each individual postcode district:

•
95% of the population of the postcode district to be within 6 miles of their nearest Post Office®
branch.

The Government also prescribed the following additional criteria in the Response document:

•  The population of any one area, any one country in the UK or any group of people is not to be
overall significantly more adversely affected by the Programme than the population of any
other area, country or group of people (as appropriate).

•  There should be a broadly similar number of compulsory compensated branch closures
pursuant to the Programme in rural areas as in urban areas (including deprived urban areas)
across the UK as a whole.

•  There should be a broadly similar number of compulsory compensated branch closures
pursuant to the Programme in any one country as in the whole of the UK.

In order to deliver the changes set out in the Response Document, Post Office Limited has divided the
UK into 47 areas. For each of these areas Post Office Limited will develop a local area plan proposal
(“the Area Plan Proposal”) which will set out the changes that it proposes to make within it.

1 Deprived urban – The most disadvantaged urban parts of the UK based on the Indices of Multiple Deprivation
(top 15% Super Output Areas in England, 15% of Data Zones in Scotland and 30% of Super Output Areas in
Wales and Northern Ireland).

2 Urban – A community with 10,000 or more inhabitants in a continuous built up area.

3 Rural – A community not covered by the definition of Urban above.

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When developing each Area Plan Proposal Post Office Limited takes into account a number of factors.
These include (where relevant) geographical constraints such as rivers, mountains and valleys,
motorways and sea crossings to islands in order to avoid undue hardship to customers. In addition, the
availability of public transport, alternative access to key Post Office® services (such as cash withdrawals,
bill payments, mail services), local demographics and the impact on local economies are all considered.
Post Office Limited has sought information in this regard from subpostmasters, local authorities,
regional development agencies and other representative bodies.

In analysing these factors and considering the Government criteria, Post Office Limited has also
analysed the proximity of the Post Office® branches proposed for closure to other nearby branches,
the number of customers currently using a particular Post Office® branch, the size and ability of nearby
branches to absorb extra customers, and the commercial implications of any decision for Post Office
Limited.

Postwatch, the independent consumer watchdog for postal services, works with Post Office Limited in
assessing the options for change during the period leading up to the publication of each Area Plan
Proposal. The dialogue between Post Office Limited and Postwatch continues throughout the period of
local public consultation that follows and during Post Office Limited’s final decision making processes.

Further information about the Network Change Programme is available on our website
www.postoffice.co.uk/networkchange.
2.2 The Area Plan Proposal for the Bristol and Somerset area

An Area Plan Proposal for the Bristol and Somerset area was developed in accordance with the above
process.

At present the area’s 1.48 million residents are served by a total of 389 branches. Usage of Post
Office® branches is falling, in line with national trends, as more customers access services at other
places, make more use of the internet and have their Government benefits paid directly into bank
accounts.

Bristol and Somerset is diverse in nature – from the populated urban area of Bristol to the seaside
town of Western Super Mare and the predominantly densely rural areas of Avon and Somerset. 40% of
the population live in rural communities and 60% in urban areas. In order to meet the Government's
access criteria and avoid undue hardship, Post Office Limited is proposing a future Network in the
region comprising 129 branches in urban towns and cities and 195 branches in rural areas.

The needs of those living in communities defined as “deprived” were considered in the Area Plan
Proposal, reflecting the specific national criteria set by the Government to give greater safeguards on
the accessibility of branches in these communities. Some 7% of the area’s total population live in
deprived communities, 6.6% of them in urban areas and 0.4% in rural areas. The Area Plan proposal for
Bristol and Somerset identified 21 branches as being located in urban deprived communities.

When preparing the Area Plan Proposal for Bristol and Somerset, Post Office Limited considered
factors relating to geography, the availability of local transport and alternative access to key Post
Office® services, local demographics and the impact on local economies. All branches where changes

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were proposed were visited by members of Post Office Limited’s dedicated regional field teams to
make sure that local factors that needed to be considered were assessed first hand.

In our conversations and correspondence from stakeholders we have been made aware of
regeneration plans affecting areas within the overall proposal and have taken these into consideration
when constructing the Area Plan Proposal. These include regeneration and development plans,
planned urban developments, transport and housing strategies from Bristol City Council, North
Somerset Council, Sedgemoor District Council, South Somerset District Council and Taunton Deane
Borough Council.

The Area Plan Proposal for Bristol and Somerset took into account the locations affected by these and
other schemes, their likely implementation timescales, and had regard to the needs of the
communities affected by these changes.

Stakeholders have not advised Post Office Limited of any major road schemes that would materially
change the accessibility to branches for particular communities. Similarly, the input that we have
received regarding public transport provision does not suggest any proposed reduction in current
provision which could leave branches significantly less accessible for particular communities or make it
more difficult for customers to access alternative branches than at present.

The Area Plan Proposal for Bristol and Somerset proposed to retain a total of 324 Post Office®
branches across the region, but to close 65 existing branches, and replace 7 with Outreach service
points. In accordance with the Government's minimum access and other criteria, the Area Plan
Proposal for Bristol and Somerset comprised 129 branches in urban towns and cities and 195 branches
in rural areas.

2.3 Local public consultation process

The Area Plan Proposal for Bristol and Somerset was published on 26 February 2008. This was
followed by a six-week period of local public consultation to allow customers, representative bodies
and other interested parties to express their views on the Area Plan Proposal.

We communicated our proposals in a variety of ways to ensure that local people and their
representatives were able to participate in the local public consultation process. In branches that were
proposed for closure we displayed posters and provided letters and leaflets for customers to take away.
In all branches that we proposed to keep in the Network, posters were displayed explaining the
Programme and that, subject to the results of the local public consultation, these branches would
remain in the Network.

To supplement the communications within each branch, we sent a copy of the Area Plan Proposal and
other information to more than 70 stakeholders, which included the relevant MPs, local authorities,
and other organisations and representative bodies. This information was also made available via our
website at www.postoffice.co.uk/networkchange. We issued a press release on the first day of the local
public consultation.

During the local public consultation we attended 18 meetings with customers and their representatives
to generate feedback on a face to face basis and to help us to understand any local issues causing
particular concern. We received in excess of 3800 pieces of correspondence, including emails and

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letters, in relation to our proposals. This correspondence was recorded, acknowledged and considered
alongside all other information and feedback.

A summary of the information and feedback received during the consultation process was shared with
Postwatch. In turn, Postwatch has shared with Post Office Limited relevant issues that consumers had
raised with them directly.

The local public consultation for Bristol and Somerset closed on 9 April 2008.

The additional consultations for Bristol and Somerset were published in June 2008. This was followed
by a six-week period of local public consultation to allow customers, representative bodies and other
interested parties to express their views on the additional consultations.

To supplement the communications within each branch, we sent a copy of the additional
consultations proposal document to more than 35 stakeholders, which included the relevant MPs, local
authorities, and other organisations and representative bodies. This information was also made
available via our website at www.postoffice.co.uk/networkchange.

During the local public consultation we attended 3 meetings with customers and their representatives
to generate feedback on a face to face basis and to help us to understand any local issues causing
particular concern. We received in excess of 270 pieces of correspondence, including emails and letters,
in relation to our proposals. This correspondence was recorded, acknowledged and considered
alongside all other information and feedback.

A summary of the information and feedback received during the consultation process was shared with
Postwatch. In turn, Postwatch has shared with Post Office Limited relevant issues that consumers had
raised with them directly.

The local public consultation for the Bristol and Somerset additional consultations closed on 28 July
2008.

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3. The role of Postwatch

The consumer watchdog

Postwatch is the independent watchdog for postal services, created by the Postal Services Act 2000.
Postwatch is working with Post Office Limited and local communities throughout the programme to
help secure the best possible outcome for customers.

What Postwatch will do

Postwatch operates through nine regional and national committees across the UK. Postwatch’s role
during the programme – prescribed by government - is to scrutinise Post Office Limited’s proposals
and give feedback, ensure local consultations are meaningful, and that Post Office Limited’s decisions
are in line with government criteria.

Each Postwatch regional office investigates Post Office Limited’s closure proposals. Postwatch receives
area plans in advance of public consultation, allowing the time to examine proposals, and Post Office
Limited the chance to refine their proposals before going to public consultation.

Once public consultation is underway, Postwatch works to raise awareness of local consultations, and
encourage participation. Postwatch will also work to ensure the minimum access criteria set out by the
government are maintained.

Where Postwatch thinks proposals are unsatisfactory, they will work with local communities and Post
Office Limited to address these problems. There is an agreed review mechanism between Postwatch
and Post Office Limited for such instances but it is important to note that Postwatch does not have a
power of veto on Post Office Limited’s decisions.

Further information

Postwatch and Post Office Limited have agreed a Memorandum of Understanding, which sets out in
detail the role Postwatch will play in the Programme. This is available on the Postwatch website at
www.postwatch.co.uk.

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4. Response to Local Public consultation

Post Office Limited has received a substantial response to the local public consultation in respect of its
proposals for Bristol and Somerset. It is not possible to set out in full all of the responses to local public
consultation in Bristol and Somerset in this document.

This section therefore contains a summary of the key aspects of the responses to local public
consultation received by Post Office Limited in relation to each of the additional branches proposed
for closure.

However, all such responses have been reviewed, considered and taken into account by Post Office
Limited when making the decisions set out below.

This section also contains the decision made by Post Office Limited, following local public consultation,
in respect of each of those branches, taking into account the responses and having regard (amongst
other things) to the minimum access criteria, other criteria and factors prescribed by the Government.

The decisions to be made by Post Office Limited during the Programme are complex and difficult.
These involve balancing a wide range of factors, as prescribed by the Government in the Response
Document (see section 2.1) above. They include the commercial viability of branches and other
operational issues, as well as factors such as the local demographics and the effect of closures on the
local economy. At the same time Post Office Limited must ensure compliance with the detailed
minimum access criteria and other criteria set out in the Response Document.

We appreciate that any decision to close a Post Office® branch is likely to be unpopular. Nevertheless,
Post Office Limited has to make decisions to close branches in order to put the Network on a more
stable footing for the future and achieve this in a way which best meets the demands and concerns of
the public, its customers.

Many responses received during consultation, addressing either individual closure proposals or the
wider plan for the area, raised general objections to the loss of branches. The Government’s own 12
week national public consultation from December 2006 to March 2007 allowed organisations and
individuals to raise concerns regarding the overall policy towards the network, including a reduction in
the number of branches. Therefore while having due regard to all consultation responses, in reviewing
the Area Plan Proposal, Post Office Limited has focused on new information relating to the criteria and
factors prescribed by Government and set out in this document.

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Post Office Limited has decided not to proceed with the closure of the following branch:

Post Office® Hinton St George branch

The main concerns expressed by respondents during local public consultation regarding our proposal
to close this branch were in relation to the potential impact on the local community due to the
particularly high number of elderly and other vulnerable customers in the local area, whom
respondents felt would have considerable difficulties accessing the nearest alternative branches.
Respondents were concerned about the viability of the adjoining village shop. Respondents also raised
concerns regarding to the distance, lack of pavements, and infrequent bus services to - and insufficient
parking at – the nearest alternative branches.

Respondents also raised concerns relating to the nearest alternative branch, Post Office® Crewkerne
branch, which they felt would not cope with additional customers arising from the proposed closure.
Respondents pointed out that nearby Post Office® Haselbury Plucknett branch has recently been
closed as part of the Network Change Programme, said there was uncertainty surrounding the future
viability of other branches in the local network and that there are two new housing developments
planned for construction in the local area in the future.

A number of responses were received as part of a campaign, opposing the proposed closure.

Post Office Limited has considered all responses received during the local public consultation and a
review of this proposal has been undertaken. Post Office Limited acknowledges that there is a
particularly high proportion of elderly and other vulnerable people in the area, and that the limited
public transport available is not suitable for people with mobility difficulties.

During the course of the local consultation period we have also been made aware of other service
issues in the local area. These issues which are unrelated to the Network Change Programme have
raised concerns about the ability of Post Office Limited to continue to offer good service levels in the
area if Post Office® Hinton St George branch was to close.

Taking these and all other relevant factors into account, including the needs of our more vulnerable
customers, Post Office Limited has decided not to proceed with the closure of Post Office® Hinton St
George branch. This branch will remain in the Post Office® Network.

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Post Office Limited has decided to proceed with the closure of the following branch:

Post Office® Southgate branch

The main concerns expressed by respondents during local public consultation regarding our proposal
to close this branch were in relation to the ability of Post Office® City of Bath Crown branch to cope
with the expected increase in additional customer levels rising from the proposed closure of Post
Office® Southgate® branch. Respondents felt that the proposed closure would be detrimental to the
local community and pointed out that there are plans for development in the local area in the future,
including additional residential properties. A petition was also submitted during the local public
consultation, opposing the proposed closure.

Respondents also pointed out that Post Office® Southgate branch does not close at lunchtimes or on
Thursday afternoons which had been stated in our consultation materials.

Post Office Limited has considered all responses received during the local public consultation and a
review of this proposal has been undertaken. Post Office Limited accepts that the opening hours given
in our consultation materials were incorrect and these have been amended accordingly.

Post Office® City of Bath Crown branch is located approximately just over half a mile away and there is
a frequent bus service between Post Office® Southgate branch and this branch. Post Office Limited
considers that both alternative branches have the necessary capacity to cope with the expected
increase in customer levels arising from the proposed closure of Post Office® Southgate branch.

Post Office® Southgate branch currently does not have a permanent subpostmaster and there have
been no expressions of interest in the vacancy. There is also a significant risk that the premises will not
be available in the future.

Taking these and all other relevant factors into account, including the needs of our more vulnerable
customers, Post Office Limited has decided to proceed with the proposed closure of Post Office®
Southgate branch. However, in light of the commercial and residential developments proposed and
taking place in the local area, Post Office Limited will give due consideration to any future proposals
for establishing Post Office® services in the area.

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5. Conclusion

We appreciate that any decision to close a Post Office® branch will often be unpopular. Nevertheless,
Post Office Limited has to make decisions to close branches in order to put the Network on a more
stable footing for the future and achieve this in a way which best meets the demands and concerns of
its customers.

As has been indicated previously, there is a process by which Postwatch can request a further review of
changes that Post Office Limited proposes to make to the Network.  Following the conclusion of any
such further review Post Office Limited’s decision is final and there is no appeal procedure to Post
Office Limited.

Post Office Limited understands the importance of its role in both urban and rural communities and is
keen to continue to provide access to services for as many customers in as many of these
communities as possible. In implementing the Programme in the Bristol and Somerset area, we have
considered the relative convenience of alternative branches for those customers whose closest branch
will close. Of the 10.2% of customers who use a branch that will close, 9.3 % would have access to Post
Office® services within one mile as measured by road distance (3% being within half a mile of their
nearest alternative). In total 99.1% of the population will either see no change, or will be within one
mile of an alternative branch.

We were pleased to be able to retain 77 branches in the Bristol and Somerset area that support the
only essential retailer and 100 branches that provide the only access to cash in the respective rural
communities that they serve.

After the changes have been implemented, Post Office Limited will remain the largest retailer by
network size in the area, and will still have more branches open than all of the major banks and
building societies combined. More than 99.1% of the population will see no change to the branch that
they currently use or would remain within one mile of an alternative outlet.

It is proposed that nine branches within the Bristol and Somerset area will have improvement works in
order to provide better disabled access or increase the number of counter positions to ensure that they
have sufficient capacity for customers migrating from other branches.

It is very important to us that our customers are kept informed of any changes to the Network and
that we provide them with full details of alternative options to enable them to continue to access Post
Office services.

In each of the branches that will be closed posters will be displayed to inform our customers. Further
information will be provided to confirm the actual dates the closures will take place. Press releases will
also be issued.

In line with the Code of Practice agreed between Post Office Limited and Postwatch, any closures or
other changes will take effect not less than four weeks after the decision is announced.

A copy of this decision booklet is available on our website at www.postoffice.co.uk/networkchange.

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Appendix 1
Outreach Service details:

Current branch address
Outreach service point
Opening times

Post Office® Brompton Regis branch
Brompton Regis Hosted Service  Mon 09:00 – 12:00
Brompton Regis
Village Hall
Thurs 13:15 – 15:15
Dulverton
Brompton Regis

TA22 9NN
TA22 9NL

Post Office® Charlton Horethorne
A period of local public
N/A
branch
consultation will commence
The Village Shop
shortly on the proposed
Charlton Horethorne
Outreach service.
Sherborne

DT9 4NL

Post Office® Churchinford branch
Full details of Churchinford
To be confirmed
Honiton Road
Outreach service are currently
Churchinford
being finalised and will be
Taunton
communicated as soon as
TA3 7QZ
possible.

Post Office® Kilve branch
Kilve Partner Service
Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri
Kilve
To remain at the current
07:30 – 18:30
Bridgwater
location
Weds & Sat
TA5 1EA

07:30 – 12:30

Post Office® Lydeard St Lawrence
Lydeard St Lawrence Hosted
Mon 10:00 – 13:00
branch
Service
Thurs 10:00 – 13:00
Lydeard St Lawrence
The Village Hall
Taunton
Lydeard St Lawrence
TA4 3SB
Taunton
TA4 3SB

Post Office® North Cadbury branch
A period of local public
N/A
Woolston Road
consultation will commence
North Cadbury
shortly on the proposed
Yeovil
Outreach service.
BA22 7DW

Post Office® Wheddon Cross branch
Full details of Wheddon Cross
To be confirmed
Londis
Outreach service are currently
The Garage
being finalised and will be
Wheddon Cross
communicated as soon as
Minehead
possible.
TA24 7DR

Appendix 2
Closing branches
Branch Name
Address
Town/City
Postcode
Alma Vale
60-62 Alma Vale Road, Alma Vale
Clifton
BS8 2HS
Barrow Gurney
4 Compton Mead, Barrow Gurney
Bristol
BS48 3SB
Barwick
19 Mowleaze, Barwick
Yeovil
BA22 9TY
Bason Bridge
109 Church Road, Basonbridge
Highbridge
TA9 4RL
Bathford
54 Bathford Hill, Bathford
Bath
BA1 7SN
Bayford
Bayford
Wincanton
BA9 9NJ
Bedminster Road
80 Bedminster Road, Bedminster
Bristol
BS3 5NP
Bicknoller
Bicknoller Village Hall, Bicknoller
Taunton
TA4 4EQ
Bitton
127 High Street, Bitton
Bristol
BS30 6HQ
Bower Hinton
Bower Hinton
Martock
TA12 6LA
Bradford On Tone
Bradford On Tone
Taunton
TA4 1HF
Broomhill Road
101 Broomhill Road, St Annes
Bristol
BS4 4RY
Church Road
41 Upper Church Road
Weston-Super-Mare BS23 2DX
Clandown
1 Fosseway, Clandown
Radstock
BA3 3BL
Claremont
1 Claremont Terrace
Bath
BA1 6EH
Croscombe
The Bungalow Stores, Long Street, Croscombe
Wells
BA5 3QH
Dinder
The Village Hall, Dinder
Wells
BA5 3PF
East Coker
Burton Road, East Coker
Yeovil
BA22 9LB
East Harptree
High Street, East Harptree
Bristol
BS40 6AY
Easton
Easton Post Office
Easton Wells
BA5 1EA
Farmborough
Farmborough Post Office Stores, The Batch, Farmborough
Bath
BA2 0EF
Goldcroft
47 Goldcroft
Yeovil
BA21 4DH
Haselbury Plucknett
North Street, Haselbury Plucknett
Crewkerne
TA18 7RB
Hill Street
56 High Street, Kingswood
Bristol
BS15 4AJ
Holcombe
Common Lane, Holcombe
Radstock
BA3 5DP
Keinton Mandeville
Castle Street, Keinton Mandeville
Somerton
TA11 6DX
Kewstoke
Royal Oak Stores, Crookes Lane, Kewstoke
Weston-Super-Mare BS22 9XF
Kingsdon
Kingsdon
Somerton
TA11 7JU
Kingshill
Silver Street, Nailsea
Bristol
BS48 2AQ
Kingston St Mary
Kingston St Mary
Taunton
TA2 8HW
Loxton
The Village Loxton
Axbridge
BS26 2XE
Marksbury
Post Office Stores, Marksbury
Bath
BA2 9HS
Middleton Road
116 Barrowmead Drive, Lawrence Weston
Bristol
BS11 0JN
Midland Road
35 Midland Road
Bristol
BS2 0JT
Mudford
Main Street, Mudford
Yeovil
BA21 5TE
Newton St Loe
The Shop, Newton St Loe
Bath
BA2 9BT
North Worle
Premier Stores, 72 Ebdon Road, North Worle
Weston-Super-Mare BS22 6US
Northville
15 Gloucester Road North, Northville
Bristol
BS7 0SG
Old Sodbury
Badminton Road, Old Sodbury
Bristol
BS37 6LX
Park Estate
67 Queens Road, Keynsham
Bristol
BS31 2NW
Priory Road
1 Priory Road
Wells
BA5 1SR
Pylle
The Post Office, Pylle
Shepton Mallet
BA4 6TA
Redcliffe
1 Waring House, Redcliffe Hill
Bristol
BS1 6TB
Ridgeway
4 Mason Way
Shepton Mallett
BA4 5SJ
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Appendix 2
Closing branches
Sefton Park
10 Derby Road, Sefton Park
Bristol
BS7 9AQ
Severn Road
54 Severn Road
Weston-Super-Mare BS23 1DT
Shuttern
Upper High Street
Taunton
TA1 3PZ
Southgate
32 Southgate
Bath
BA1 1TP
Sparkford
Hazelgrove Services, Sparkford
Yeovil
BA22 7JE
St George
2 Clouds Hill Road, St George
Bristol
BS5 7LA
St Philips Marsh
34 Feeder Road, St Philips
Bristol
BS2 0SE
Station Road
96 Station Road, Yate
Bristol
BS37 4PH
The Chessels
109-111 Chessel Street, Bedminster
Bristol
BS3 3DJ
Tytherington
Tytherington
Wotton-Under-Edge GL12 8QE
Uphill
39 Old Church Road, Uphill
Weston-Super-Mare BS23 4UR
Walton
10-14 South Street, Walton
Street
BA16 9RY
Wellington Hill West 201 Wellington Hill West, Westbury On Trym
Bristol
BS9 4QL
West Buckland
2A Dyers Close, West Buckland
Wellington
TA21 9JU
West Monkton
West Monkton
Taunton
TA2 8NP
West Quantoxhead
West Quantoxhead
Taunton
TA4 4DN
Windmill Hill
7 Chinnock Road, Windmill Hill
Glastonbury
BA6 8EW
Wookey Hole
High Street, Wookey Hole
Wells
BA5 1BP
Yeovilton
Royal Naval Air Station, Yeovilton
Yeovil
BA22 8HX
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Appendix 3 -
Remaining branches
Branch Name
Address
Town/City
Postcode
Abbotswood
24 Abbotswood Centre, Yate
Bristol
BS37 4NG
Acton Turville
7 Tormarton Road, Acton Turville
Badminton
GL9 1HP
Alcombe
69 Alcombe Road
Minehead
TA24 6BD
Aller Parade
9 Aller Parade, Oldmixon
Weston Super Mare
BS24 9DD
Allerford
Allerford
Minehead
TA24 8HN
Allerton
Littlemoorland, Chapel Allerton
Axbridge
BS26 2PD
Alveston
1 Greenhill Parade, Alveston
Bristol
BS35 3LU
Ash
12 Main Street, Ash
Martock
TA12 6NS
Ashcott
Bath Road, Ashcott
Bridgwater
TA7 9PB
Avenue
Pioneer Co-operative Store, 22 The Avenue
Minehead
TA24 5AZ
Avonmouth Road
193-195 Avonmouth Road, Avonmouth
Bristol
BS11 9EG
Axbridge
St Mary Street
Axbridge
BS26 2BN
Backwell
30 West Town Road, Backwell
Bristol
BS48 3HH
Badminton
Drewetts Stores, High Street
Badminton
GL9 1DG
Baltonsborough
The Cross, Baltons Borough
Glastonbury
BA6 8QW
Banwell
24 West Street, Banwell
Banwell
BS29 6DB
Sandersons Newsagents, 21 Holcombe Lane,
Bathampton
Bathampton
Bath
BA2 6UL
Batheaston
Fat Friar, 227 London Road East, Batheaston
Bath
BA1 7NB
Bear Flat
JCR News, 6 Wellsway
Bath
BA2 3AQ
Bedminster Parade
Imperial Arcade, East Street, Bedminster
Bristol
BS3 4HH
Bedminster Victoria Park 173 St Johns Lane, Bedminster
Bristol
BS3 5AG
Beech Hill
1-3 Frome Valley Road, Fishponds
Bristol
BS16 1HD
Belland Drive
38 Belland Drive, Whitchurch
Bristol
BS14 0EW
Berrow
235 Berrow Road, Berrow
Burnham-On-Sea
TA8 2JQ
Birchwood Road
4 Birchwood Road, St Annes
Bristol
BS4 4QH
Bishop Sutton
The Street, Bishop Sutton
Bristol
BS39 5UU
Bishops Hull
Bishops Hull Road, Bishops Hull
Taunton
TA1 5EP
Bishops Lydeard
1 Taunton Road, Bishops Lydeard
Taunton
TA4 3BN
Bishopsworth
31 Church Road, Bishopsworth
Bristol
BS13 8JL
Blagdon
High Street, Blagdon
Bristol
BS40 7TQ
Blagdon Hill
The Post Office, Blagdon Hill
Taunton
TA3 7SG
Bleadon
Purn House Farm, Purn Way, Bleadon
Weston Super Mare
BS24 0QE
Bournville
17-20 St Andrews Parade, Bournville
Weston Super Mare
BS23 3SS
Bradford Road
83 Bradford Road, Combe Down
Bath
BA2 5BP
Bradley Pavilions
Pear Tree Road, Bradley Stoke
Bristol
BS32 0BQ
Brean
Church Road, Brean
Burnham-On-Sea
TA8 2SF
Brean Camp
South Road, Brean
Burnham-On-Sea
TA8 2RE
Brent Knoll
Brent Street, Brent Knoll
Highbridge
TA9 4DT
Brentry
217-219 Passage Road, Brentry
Bristol
BS10 7DL
Bridgwater
Forbouys PLC, 8 Angel Place, Shopping Centre
Bridgwater
TA6 3TQ
Brompton Ralph
Brompton Ralph
Taunton
TA4 2RU
Page 1 of 8

Appendix 3 -
Remaining branches
Bruton
40 High Street
Bruton
BA10 0AE
Buckland St Mary
Buckland St Mary
Chard
TA20 3SJ
Burnham On Sea
6 Victoria Street
Burnham-On-Sea
TA8 1AL
Burtle
The Inn at Burtle, Cattcott Drove, Burtle
Bridgwater
TA7 8NG
Butleigh
High Street, Butleigh
Glastonbury
BA6 8SU
Cannington
High Street, Cannington
Bridgwater
TA5 2HE
Cannon Street
8 Cannon Street, Bedminster
Bristol
BS3 1BL
Carhampton
Main Road, Carhampton
Minehead
TA24 6NQ
Castle Cary
Bailey Hill
Castle Cary
BA7 7BP
Cavalier Way
2 Cavalier Way
Yeovil
BA21 5UB
Chandag
39 Chandag Road, Keynsham
Bristol
BS31 1PW
Chard
37-39 Fore Street
Chard
TA20 1PT
Charfield
14 Wotton Road, Charfield
Wotton-Under-Edge GL12 8TP
Charlton Adam
Broad Street, Charlton Adam
Somerton
TA11 7AY
Cheddar
Bath Street
Cheddar
BS27 3AA
Chew Magna
1 South Parade, Chew Magna
Bristol
BS40 8SH
Chilcompton
Naishs Cross, Chilcompton
Radstock
BA3 4JN
Chilthorne Domer
Main Street, Chilthorne Domer
Yeovil
BA22 8RD
Chilton Polden
Broadway, Chilton Polden
Bridgwater
TA7 9DJ
Chipping Sodbury
23 Horse Street, Chipping Sodbury
Bristol
BS37 6DA
Churchill
Front Street, Churchill
Winscombe
BS25 5NB
City Centre
Local Plus, 12 Baldwin Street
Bristol
BS1 1SA
City of Bath
27 Northgate St
Bath
BA1 1AJ
Claverham
High Street, Claverham
Bristol
BS49 4NA
Cleeve
Bishops Stores, Bishops Road
Cleeve
BS49 4NQ
Clifton Village
Costcutters, 22 Regent Street, Clifton
Bristol
BS8 4HG
Clutton
Station Road, Clutton
Bristol
BS39 5RA
Coalpit Heath
2 Church Lane, Coalpit Heath
Bristol
BS36 2SP
Coleford
Anchor Road, Coleford
Radstock
BA3 5PB
Combe St Nicholas
Combe St Nicholas
Chard
TA20 3LX
Combwich
Brookside Road, Combwich
Bridgwater
TA5 2QW
Compton Dundon
Compton Dundon
Somerton
TA11 6PQ
Compton Martin
Main Street, Compton Martin
Bristol
BS40 6JA
Congresbury
4 Brinsea Road, Congresbury
Bristol
BS49 5JG
Corston
23 Corston
Bath
BA2 9AH
Corton Denham
The Village Hall, Corton Denham
Sherbourne
DT9 4LR
Cotham Hill
3 Cotham Hill, Cotham
Bristol
BS6 6LD
Creech St Michael
Spar & PO, Creech St Michael
Taunton
TA3 5DP
Crewkerne
5a East Street
Crewkerne
TA18 7AB
Cromhall
Townwell, Cromhall
Wotton-Under-Edge GL12 8AQ
Crowcombe
The Rapps Barn, Crowcombe
Taunton
TA4 4AE
Curry Mallet
Higher Street, Curry Mallet
Taunton
TA3 6SY
Curry Rivel
High Street, Curry Rivel
Langport
TA10 0EY
Ditcheat
Post Office Stores, Queens Square, Ditcheat
Shepton Mallet
BA4 6QX
Downend
4 Downend Road, Downend
Bristol
BS16 5UJ
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Appendix 3 -
Remaining branches
Doynton
The Village Hall, Tog Hill Lane
Bristol
BS30 5SY
Draycott
The Street, Draycott
Cheddar
BS27 3TH
Dulverton
27 Fore Street
Dulverton
TA22 9EX
Dunster
15 High Street, Dunster
Minehead
TA24 6SF
East Chinnock
Fordhay, East Chinnock
Yeovil
BA22 9EE
Easter Compton
Main Road, Easter Compton
Bristol
BS35 5RE
Easton
425 Stapleton Road, Easton
Bristol
BS5 6NA
Evercreech
The Post Office, Evercreech
Shepton Mallet
BA4 6JP
Exford
Exford
Minehead
TA24 7PP
Failand
89 Clevedon Road, Failand
Bristol
BS8 3UL
Falfield
Bristol Road, Falfield
Wotton Under Edge GL12 8DF
Faulkland
High Street, Faulkland
Radstock
BA3 5UX
Felton
Upper Town Lane, Felton
Bristol
BS40 9YA
Filton
2-3 Church View, Filton
Bristol
BS34 7BT
Filton Avenue (550)
550 Filton Avenue, Northville
Bristol
BS7 0QG
Fishponds
12 Straits Parade, Fishponds
Bristol
BS16 2LE
Fivehead
Fivehead
Taunton
TA3 6PA
Freshford
Building, Brewery Lane, Freshford
Bath
BA2 7TT
Frome
Martins The Newsagents, 7-9 West Way
Frome
BA11 1BS
Fromefield
18 Fromefield
Frome
BA11 2HE
Fulford Road
103 Fulford Road, Hartcliffe
Bristol
BS13 0AD
Galmington
91 Galmington Road
Taunton
TA1 5NP
Glastonbury
35 High Street
Glastonbury
BA6 9HG
Glenville Road
50 Glenville Road
Yeovil
BA21 5AF
Gloucester Road
46 Gloucester Road, Bishopston
Bristol
BS7 8AR
Godney home service
c/o Glastonbury MSPO, 35 High Street
Glastonbury
BA5 1RY
Greystoke Avenue
12 Arnside Road, Southmead
Bristol
BS10 6AT
Gurney Slade
The Post Office, Gurney Slade
Radstock
BA3 4TQ
Hallatrow Sub Delivery Office,
Hallatrow
Wells Road, Hallatrow
Bristol
BS39 6EJ
Hambridge
Hambridge
Langport
TA10 0AU
Hamp
2 Allen Road, Dawes Park
Bridgwater
TA6 6YA
Hanham
103 High Street, Hanham
Bristol
BS15 3QG
Hardington Mandeville
Hardington Moor
Yeovil
BA22 9NP
Hawkesbury Upton
Back Street, Hawkesbury Upton
Badminton
GL9 1BB
Hawkridge
West Hollowcombe, Hawkridge
Dulverton
TA22 9QL
Henbury
141-145 Station Road, Henbury
Bristol
BS10 7LZ
Henlade
Henlade
Taunton
TA3 5DH
Henleaze
152 Henleaze Road, Henleaze
Bristol
BS9 4NB
Henstridge
Late Shop, The Cross, Henstridge
Templecombe
BA8 0QY
High Littleton
High Street, High Littleton
Bristol
BS39 6JD
Highbridge
9 Church Street
Highbridge
TA9 3AE
Hinton Charterhouse
The Post Office, Hinton Charterhouse
Bath
BA2 7SN
Hinton St George
47 High Street
Hinton St George
TA17 8SE
Horfield
305 Gloucester Road, Horfield
Bristol
BS7 8PF
Page 3 of 8

Appendix 3 -
Remaining branches
Horton
Goose Lane, Horton
Ilminster
TA19 9QQ
Hundredstone
53 Glenthorne Avenue
Yeovil
BA21 4PN
Huntspill
90 Main Road, West Huntspill
Highbridge
TA9 3QZ
Hutton
Main Road, Hutton
Weston Super Mare
BS24 9QQ
Ilchester
High Street, Ilchester
Yeovil
BA22 8NQ
Ilminster
East Street
Ilminster
TA19 0AJ
Ilton
Ilton
Ilminster
TA19 9EN
Inns Court Green
11 Marshall Walk, Inns Court
Bristol
BS4 1TR
Keynsham
44 High Street, Keynsham
Bristol
BS31 1DY
Kingston Seymour
Willowdown, Ham Lane,
(serve and store)
Kingston Seymour
Clevedon
BS21 6XE
Kingsway
St.George
Bristol
BS5 8NS
Kingswood
Hanham Road, Kingswood
Bristol
BS15 8PN
Kithill
66-68 Park View
Crewkerne
TA18 8JN
Knowle
323 Wells Road, Knowle
Bristol
BS4 2QE
Knowle Park
29 The Square, Knowle Park
Bristol
BS4 2SR
Langford
Langford Road
Langford
BS40 5HU
Langport
38 North Street
Langport
TA10 9RH
Larkhall
7 Lambridge Buildings, Larkhall
Bath
BA1 6RS
Lawrence Hill
192 Lawrence Hill, St.George
Bristol
BS5 0DR
Lawrence Weston
Lawrence Weston
Bristol
BS11 0QB
Little Stoke
8 Kingsway, Littlestoke
Bristol
BS34 6JL
Locking
64 Grenville Avenue, Locking
Weston Super Mare
BS24 8AR
Locking Castle
Clover Court, Locking Castle
Weston-Super-Mare
BS22 8NB
Lockleaze
6 Gainsborough Square, Lockleaze
Bristol
BS7 9XA
Long Ashton
29 Weston Road, Long Ashton
Bristol
BS41 9AA
Long Sutton
The Stores, Long Sutton
Langport
TA10 9HT
Longwell Green
89 Bath Road, Longwell Green
Bristol
BS30 9DF
Lower Weston
41 Newbridge Road, Lower Weston
Bath
BA1 3HF
Lydford On Fosse
East Lydford
Somerton
TA11 7HA
Lympsham
The Pavillion, Lympsham
Weston Super Mare
BS24 0DN
Mangotsfield
22 Cossham Street, Mangotsfield
Bristol
BS16 9EN
Mark
Church Street, Mark
Highbridge
TA9 4LY
Marshfield
22 High Street, Marshfield
Chippenham
SN14 8LP
Martock
East Street
Martock
TA12 6JQ
Mayfield Park
253 Lodge Causeway, Fishponds
Bristol
BS16 3RB
Mead Vale
3-6 Nightingale Court, Meadvale
Weston-Super-Mare
BS22 8SX
Meare
7 Church Path, Meare
Glastonbury
BA6 9TH
Mells
Woodlands End, Mells
Frome
BA11 3PF
Melvin Square
10 Melvin Square, Knowle
Bristol
BS4 1LZ
Middlezoy
Methodist Church, Church Road, Middlezoy
Bridgwater
TA7 0NZ
Midsomer Norton
122b High Street, Midsomer Norton
Radstock
BA3 2HU
Milborne Port
High Street, Milborne Port
Sherborne
DT9 5AQ
Milton Road
201-203 Milton Road
Weston Super Mare
BS22 8EF
Milverton
Fore Street, Milverton
Taunton
TA4 1JU
Page 4 of 8

Appendix 3 -
Remaining branches
Mina Road
84-86 Mina Road, St Werburgs
Bristol
BS2 9XW
Montacute
Stax, Townsend
Montacute
TA15 6XH
Moorfields
28 Moorland Road
Bath
BA2 3PW
Mountfields
Mountfields Road
Taunton
TA1 3BL
Nailsea
Crown Glass Place, Nailsea
Bristol
BS48 1RA
Nether Stowey
1 Castle Street, Nether Stowey
Bridgwater
TA5 1LN
New Cheltenham
123 New Cheltenham Road, Kingswood
Bristol
BS15 1UL
North Curry
Queen Square, North Curry
Taunton
TA3 6LD
West End Bakery, 125 Fore Street,
North Petherton
North Petherton
Bridgwater
TA6 6SB
North Road
218 North Road, Yate
Bristol
BS37 7LQ
North Street
Bedminster
Bristol
BS3 1JA
Norton Fitzwarren
Norton Fitzwarren
Taunton
TA2 6QS
Norton St Phillip
The Palairet Hall, Church Street, Norton St Phillip Bath
BA2 7LU
Norton Sub Hamdon
Spar Stores Great Street, Norton Sub Hamdon
Stoke Sub Hamdon
TA14 6SG
Nunney
Castle Green, Nunney
Frome
BA11 4NH
Oake
Oake
Taunton
TA4 1AY
Odcombe
The Village Hall, Higher Odcombe
Yeovil
BA22 8XP
Odd Down
59 Frome Road, Odd Down
Bath
BA2 2PW
Oldland Common
171-173 High Street, Oldland Common
Bristol
BS30 9QG
Olveston
Olveston Stores, The Street, Olveston
Bristol
BS35 4DR
Orchard Street
155 Huish
Yeovil
BA20 1BW
Othery
Fore Street, Othery
Bridgwater
TA7 0QS
Parkway
Parkway
Bridgwater
TA6 4RA
Patchway
7 Coniston Road, Patchway
Bristol
BS34 5PA
Paulton
Church Street, Paulton
Bristol
BS39 7LG
Pawlett
1 Gaunts Road, Pawlett
Bridgwater
TA6 4SF
Peasedown St John
12 Bath Road, Peasedown St John
Bath
BA2 8DH
Pen Park
296 Charlton Road, Pen Park
Bristol
BS10 6JU
Pensford
Pensford Hill, Pensford
Bristol
BS39 4AF
Pill
Upper Myrtle Hill, Pill
Bristol
BS20 0AA
Pilning
Redwick Road, Pilning
Bristol
BS35 4LQ
Pilton
The Village Hall, St Marys Lane, Pilton
Shepton Mallet
BA4 4BB
Porlock
High Street, Porlock
Minehead
TA24 8PY
Portishead
29-31 High Street, Portishead
Bristol
BS20 6AB
Portway
2 Portway
Frome
BA11 1QP
Priorswood
15 Priorswood Place
Taunton
TA2 7JW
Pucklechurch
1 Westerleigh Road, Pucklechurch
Bristol
BS16 9RB
Puriton
Middle Street, Puriton
Bridgwater
TA7 8AU
Quakers Road
73 Quakers Road, Downend
Bristol
BS16 6NH
Queen Camel
High Street, Queen Camel
Yeovil
BA22 7NG
Queens Road
44-46 Queens Road, Clifton
Bristol
BS8 1RE
Queensway
Queensway, Worle
Weston-Super-Mare
BS22 6BT
Radstock
Radco Superstore, 3 Wells Road
Radstock
BA3 3RQ
Redfield
136 Church Road, Redfield
Bristol
BS5 9HH
Page 5 of 8

Appendix 3 -
Remaining branches
Roadwater
Roadwater
Watchet
TA23 0QY
Rockhampton
Rockhampton
Berkeley
GL13 9DT
Rockwell Green
26 Rockwell Green
Wellington
TA21 9BT
Rode
32 High Street, Rode
Bath
BA11 6PA
Roman Road
100 Roman Road
Taunton
TA1 2BJ
Rooksbridge
Bristol Road, Rooksbridge
Axbridge
BS26 2TE
Saltford
493 Bath Road, Saltford
Bristol
BS31 3HQ
Sandhurst
59 West Coker Road
Yeovil
BA20 2LZ
Sandy Park Road
24 Sandy Park Road, Brislington
Bristol
BS4 3PE
Sea Mills
160 Shirehampton Road, Sea Mills
Bristol
BS9 2EB
Severn Beach
115 Beach Road, Severn Beach
Bristol
BS35 4PQ
Shepton Beauchamp
Church Street, Shepton Beauchamp
Ilminster
TA19 0LQ
Shipham
The Star Room, Village Hall, New Road
Shipham
BS25 1SG
Shirehampton
5 The Parade, Shirehampton
Bristol
BS11 9TS
Simmonds View
Simmonds View, Stoke Gifford
Bristol
BS34 8HR
Sixways
Edinburgh House, Belle Vue Road
Clevedon
BS21 7NP
Somerton
The Triangle
Somerton
TA11 6QJ
South Chard
Wessex Stores, Dyke Hill, South Chard
Chard
TA20 2PY
South Petherton
St James Street
South Petherton
TA13 5BN
Spaxton
Four Forks, Spaxton
Bridgwater
TA5 1BW
St Thomas Street
41 Bath Road
Wells
BA5 3HR
Staple Hill
119 High Street, Staple Hill
Bristol
BS16 5HF
Staplegrove
Manor Road, Staplegrove
Taunton
TA2 6AN
Stapleton Road (70)
70 Stapleton Road, Stapleton
Bristol
BS5 0RB
Station Road
32 Station Road
Taunton
TA1 1NL
Stawley
Stawley School, Appley Close
Ashbrittle Wellington TA21 0HH
Stockwood
90 Hollway Road, Stockwood
Bristol
BS14 8PG
Stogumber
Central Stores, High Street, Stogumber
Taunton
TA4 3TA
Stogursey
16 High Street, Stogursey
Bridgwater
TA5 1TA
Stoke Gifford
6 Ratcliffe Drive, Stoke Gifford
Bristol
BS34 8UE
Stoke St Gregory
Stoke St Gregory
Taunton
TA3 6JG
Stoke St Michael
P & I Stores, Stoke St Michael
Radstock
BA3 5JJ
Stoke Sub Hamdon
9 High Street, Stoke Sub Hamdon, Somerset
Taunton
TA14 6PP
Stokes Croft
109 Stokes Croft, Stokes Croft
Bristol
BS1 3RR
Street
85 High Street
Street
BA16 0EZ
Symes Avenue
Unit 7, Silcox Road, Symes Avenue, Hartcliffe
Bristol
BS13 0EG
Taunton
38 North Street
Taunton
TA1 1AB
Templecombe
Westcombe Stores, 20 Westcombe
Templecombe
BA8 0LH
The Boulevard
6 The Boulevard
Weston Super Mare
BS23 1NA
The Galleries
Castle Gallery, Broadmead
Bristol
BS1 3XX
The Triangle
13 The Triangle
Clevedon
BS21 6NQ
The University Post Office, The University of Bath,
The University
Claverton Down
Bath
BA2 7JU
Alldays Convenience Store,
Thornbury
9 High Street, Thornbury
Bristol
BS35 2AE
Page 6 of 8

Appendix 3 -
Remaining branches
Tickenham
205 Clevedon Road, Tickenham
Clevedon
BS21 6RX
Timberscombe
Timberscombe
Minehead
TA24 7TU
Timsbury
High Street, Timsbury
Bath
BA2 0HT
Tintinhull
2 Vicarage Street, TinTinhull
Yeovil
BA22 8PY
Totterdown
33 Oxford Street, Totterdown
Bristol
BS3 4RL
Town Street
8 Town Street
Shepton Mallet
BA4 5BG
Trull
Church Road, Trull
Taunton
TA3 7EW
Twerton On Avon
Spar, 115 The High Street, Twerton On Avon
Bath
BA2 1DB
Upper Eastville
327-329Fishponds Road, Eastville
Bristol
BS5 6QG
Upton Noble
Upton Noble Garage,
(serve and store)
Gunnings Lane, Upton Noble
Shepton Noble
BA4 6AR
Warmley
2-4 Tower Road North, Warmley
Bristol
BS30 8YE
Warmley Tower
19 Heath Rise, Warmley
Bristol
BS30 8DB
Washford
1 Station Hill
Watchet
TA23 0PJ
Watchet
26-27 Swain Street
Watchet
TA23 0AD
Wedgewood Road
41 Wedgewood Road, Twerton
Bath
BA2 1NT
Wedmore
6 The Borough
Wedmore
BS28 4EB
Wellington
20 High Street
Wellington
TA21 8RA
Wellow
Wellow Village Hall, Wellow
Bath
BA2 8QA
Wells
Market Place
Wells
BA5 2RA
Wells Road
689 Wells Road, Whitchurch
Bristol
BS14 9HU
Wembdon
26 Wembdon Hill, Wembdon
Bridgwater
TA6 7PX
West Camel
Davis Hall, West Camel
Yeovil
BA22 7QX
West Coker Village
15 High Street, West Coker
Yeovil
BA22 9AP
West End
169 Old Church Road
Clevedon
BS21 7UB
West End
15 West End
Street
BA16 0LQ
West Harptree
High Street, West Harptree
Bristol
BS40 6EA
West Moorland Road
47 Moorland Road
Weston-Super-Mare
BS23 4HP
Westbury On Trym
High Street, Westbury On Trym
Bristol
BS9 3EE
Westbury-Sub-Mendip
Stoke Road, Westbury-Sub-Mendip
Wells
BA5 1HD
Westfield
Coronation Avenue
Yeovil
BA21 3DX
Westhay
25 Main Road, Westhay
Glastonbury
BA6 9TN
Weston
7 High Street, Weston
Bath
BA1 4BX
Weston Super Mare
76 Regent Street
Weston Super Mare
BS23 1AA
Whitehall
344 Whitehall Road, Whitehall
Bristol
BS5 7BW
Whiteladies
169-169a Whiteladies Road, Clifton
Bristol
BS8 2RL
Wick
15 Milford Avenue, Wick
Bristol
BS30 5PG
Wickwar
72 High Street, Wickwar
Wotton-Under-Edge GL12 8NP
Williton
Fore Street, Williton
Taunton
TA4 4PX
Wincanton
6 Market Place
Wincanton
BA9 9LJ
Windwhistle
7 Loxton Road, Coronation Estate
Weston Super Mare
BS23 4QX
Winford
High Street, Winford
Bristol
BS40 8EH
Winscombe
8 Woodborough Road
Winscombe
BS25 1AA
Winsford
Winsford Stores, Winsford
Minehead
TA24 7JE
Winsham
Church Street, Winsham
Chard
TA20 4JA
Page 7 of 8

Appendix 3 -
Remaining branches
Winterbourne
1 Whitegates, Winterbourne
Bristol
BS36 1JX
Withypool
Withypool
Minehead
TA24 7QP
Withywood
145 Four Acres, Withywood
Bristol
BS13 8RA
Wiveliscombe
West Street, Wiveliscombe
Taunton
TA4 2JP
Woodbury Road
Alldays, Dunkery Road
Bridgwater
TA6 7LW
Wookey
Somerleaze Farm Shop, Wells Road, Wookey
Wells
BA5 1JU
Woolavington
4-6 Windmill Crescent, Woolavington
Bridgewater
TA7 8HP
Wootton Courtenay
Wootton Courtenay
Minehead
TA24 8RH
Worle
228-230 High Street, Worle
Weston-Super-Mare
BS22 6JE
Wrington
Broad Street, Wrington
Bristol
BS40 5LA
Yate Sodbury
1 South Parade, Yate
Bristol
BS37 4BB
Yatton
69 High Street, Yatton
Bristol
BS49 4EQ
Yeovil
King George Street
Yeovil
BA20 1PZ
The following branch is currently open and trading as part of the national 'Post Office Local' pilot scheme.
Post Office Ltd will review the success of this pilot after completion of a 12 month period which ends early
2009.
Merriott
Broadway Service Station
Merriott
TA16 5QH
Page 8 of 8

Document Outline

Bristol & Somerset Additional Consultations Decision booklet
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Appendix 1 - outreach detailsdoc
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Appendix 2 - closing
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Appendix 3 - Remain
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