Goodwick Post Office s John Moverley says the loss of the ATM could result in the post office closing all together. A campaign to save the ATM at Goodwick Post office is being backed by local politicians Paul Davies MS and Stephen Crabb MP. Proposals from the Post Office mean that around 600 ATM cash facilities across the country could be lost, including Goodwick and campaigners are looking to protect the ATM following the closure of three banks in the local community over the past few years. Post Office Ltd says that Post Office ATMs are currently owned and operated by the Bank of Ireland, which is exiting the UK market, and that Post Office Limited is investing £16 million to safeguard 1,400 ATMs across the UK. Unfortunately Goodwick is not among them.
Goodwick post office ATM is under threat and locals are being urged to complain to Post office Ltd. Picture Jaggery, licensed for reuse under Creative Commons GOODWICK Post Office is at risk of losing its ATM as the Post Office has refused an appeal to keep cash machine on Main Street. As reported in the Western Telegraph last December, Post Office Ltd had advised Goodwick s postmaster, John Moverley, that it planned to remove the ATM early this year. Local residents were urged to use the machine as much as possible and the decision was appealed. However, the Post Office has turned down the appeal, Mr Moverley said yesterday.