The reopening of The Pond Post Office, in Watford, has been delayed, Royal Mail have confirmed.
The Pond Post Office at 145 The Parade was due to reopen yesterday , after a fire hadHowever, a statement released by Watford's MP Dean Russell, revealed that the service has now been scheduled to reopen at 9am on Tuesday .
The update on behalf of The Royal Mail read:"We would like to apologise for the inconvenience caused by delay and the temporary closure."If there are any unforeseen changes to the opening date, posters will be displayed at the premises to let customers know.In a post on social media, Dean Russell MP added:"I have been contacted by the Post Office today regarding the re-opening of The Pond Post Office in Watford.
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