On a Bank Holiday, most Post Offices are closed. Yes, even the one that smells like glue and old paper.
But here’s the kicker: some are open. Wait, what? It’s like a postal magic trick.
Post Office branches inside supermarkets or WH Smiths? They might open for a few hours. It’s a glorious, chaotic rule-breaker of a policy.
Why This Drives Everyone Nuts
Because the rules are bonkers. It depends on your local shop’s choice, not the Queen’s decree.
One town has a closed Post Office and a gleaming, open one inside a Tesco. Next town over? Locked doors everywhere.
It’s like a game of postal roulette. Spin the wheel. Will you get stamps? Or just disappointment?