Post Office outages and service status in Swindon, England
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Swindon, England
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Post Office Issues Reports Near Swindon, England
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Swindon and nearby locations:
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SKP (@HebbyGold) reported from Swindon, England@PostOffice Thanks Ryan. Felt sorry for the poor woman but I didnt bother queueing and adding to her misery.
Post Office Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Will (@ldon311) reported@EdwardJDavey I’d sit this one out Ed!!! Hypocrisy at its best. Your inaction killed people … your support of the aggressor killed people. #postoffice
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theboyroy (@theboyroy3) reported@neilabrad @PostOffice There are a lot of things broken with the @PostOffice, I'm afraid. One of the worst is the broken lives of the subpostmasters and their kids. I take it you have heard about the post office scandal, right?
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Manish Joshi (@MANISHJ45861523) reported@saybwala @KesariDhwaj U should also raise complain against ur postman, they always deliver mail at home. Never went to postoffice to pickup mail
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The Streaming Consciousness (@NotMerkle) reported@DrMarianaClaire @PostOffice Because I terrible with money and need to be proactive because I will over spend and end up in the minus
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tlmrwdfygyyxdw (@wagstaffeg) reported@PostOffice next day delivery and charging for it is not happing wtf is going on are you unable or just charging people for a service and when it gets there that's OK. Parcel in post office on the 6 July and every picked it up this morning stop ripping people off you are thieve
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Peter Reynolds (@pdnr777) reportedStill cannot find out what has happened to my parcel being sent from the UK to Ireland; @PostOffice and @rotalks don't want to help and it is made impossible for a visually impaired person to complain, think I'll be contacting @Ofcom
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Jnee Bee (@JB271075) reported@ArturNadol7566 @PostOffice The worse of it....in isolation you'd question whether money had gone missing...but there were hundreds of PO sub-Masters who were apparently defrauding the system...surely that goes beyond coincidence and needed a thorough investigation....which never forthcome. Awful
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Artur Nadolny (@ArturNadol7566) reportedPOST OFFICE JAILED AN INNOCENT WOMAN Imagine. You run a small @PostOffice in Hull. You show up every day, you serve your community, you do the job. Then one day a computer program called Horizon decides you owe £59,000 that never existed. A computer program with a known glitch problem. Post Office didn't check the software. It just marched Janet Skinner into court in 2007 and got her jailed for 9 months. She served 2 behind bars. She lost her house. She lost her job. She lost her name in the eyes of her own neighbours, all because nobody in a position of power fancied questioning a machine. Here's where any decent organisation would stop digging the hole ... The Post Office kept digging. A year after she walked out of prison, they hauled her back into court again, this time chasing her for "proceeds of crime." Proceeds of a crime she never committed, calculated by a system that couldn't add up in the first place. Bold strategy from the people who broke the calculator in the first place. Less than two weeks after that fresh nightmare finally ended, Janet's body gave out completely. Neurological collapse. Paralysed from the neck down. Doctors told her she'd never walk again. She spent a year in a wheelchair and two years learning to walk. She says her own immune system turned on her. Years of fighting a system that refused to admit fault, and in the end it was her own body that surrendered first. So how does this story end? With an apology? A cheque that actually matches what she lost? Of course not. In 2025, after everything, the compensation scheme handed her an offer worth around 15% of her claim. Janet called it an insult. I'd call it a joke, except nobody's laughing, least of all the people who wrote the offer letter from the comfort of a job that still exists. 9 months in prison for a bug. 2 years in a wheelchair for the stress of proving her innocence. A payout that wouldn't cover the damage to her health, let alone her life. And somewhere, the people who signed off on her prosecution are still drawing a pension. This is not a scandal that happened once. It is a system that keeps happening, on repeat, to real people, while everyone responsible gets to retire quietly. Nobody who signed off on any of this has lost a house, a job, or a night's sleep. They got promotions. She got a wheelchair and an insulting cheque. Accountability had every chance to show up here and chose not to.. SOURCES @BBCNews @itvnews and others.
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Pramod Agarwal (@pramodagarwal62) reported@speedpost does not work most of the times. System is down.why @postoffice cannot fix the issues and provide reliable service.
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Rupert Pitt 🇬🇧 (@RupertPitt1) reportedRead Artur Nadolny.👇 More Post Office incompetence.. “Castleton is now suing the @PostOffice and @fujitsu_uk for up to 8 million pounds, arguing the original 2007 judgment against him was obtained by fraud. In May 2026 the Court of Appeal ruled his case should be heard as one trial instead of being split into pieces designed to bury it in cost and delay. A small win. Nearly two decades late. He wanted a quieter life running a post office by the sea. Instead he became one of the clearest examples of what happens when an institution would rather bankrupt an innocent man than admit its software was broken.”