April Jones' Sister Continues to Feel Impact of 2012 Murder
Hazel Jones, sister of April Jones, shares the ongoing pain and fear caused by the 2012 murder. The family still struggles as April's body was never fully found.
#AprilJones, #ChildMurder, #FamilyGrief, #Machynlleth, #ColdCase
https://newsletter.tf/april-jones-sister-pain-2012-machynlleth/
Hazel Jones, sister of April Jones, has spoken about the deep sadness and fear that continues 14 years after April was taken. She feels like it's a bad dream that won't end and worries for her own children.
#AprilJones, #ChildMurder, #FamilyGrief, #Machynlleth, #ColdCase
https://newsletter.tf/april-jones-sister-pain-2012-machynlleth/
Post Office protest update!
It went well. :) Some of us stood inside and some stood outside gathering signatures for the petition, which currently has over 700.
The managers from Cardiff turned up late but they turned up, and while we protested there was a meeting with 3 protestors plus the managers and some Spar and Post Office staff.
I wasn't in the meeting and haven't seen notes yet, but rumour has it the managers see that they've been hasty and they're pausing the refurbishment plans and they're going to do some consultation.
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#Machynlleth, #Powys, mid #Wales / #Cymru.
Outside and inside the Spar and Post Office on Maengwyn Street, tomorrow, Weds 3rd Dec, 9am - 10am.
They're taking vital Post Office services away in January, without consulting residents.
Electronic #petition here: https://www.change.org/p/call-to-stop-the-proposed-changes-to-the-spar-blakemore-s-post-office-machynlleth
Local news article: https://www.cambrian-news.co.uk/news/staff-speak-out-against-machynlleth-post-office-changes-as-petition-launched-855848
The Post Office in our mid Wales town lives inside a Spar owned and run by a company.
They've just admitted that in January they are downsizing our Post Office, reducing staff and services dramatically.
A manager from the company that owns the Spar is visiting it tomorrow, so we're staging a protest of support for the Post Office while they're there, and handing over a petition of over 500 signatures. (There's only about 1,000 people living in the town.)
The protest might not even work, because Royal Mail isn't publicly owned anymore - it's 100% controlled by companies who can do whatever they want. But I'm furious and I'm going anyway.
If you live in/near #Machynlleth, come along - the manager's arriving around 9:30am so we're turning up from 9am.
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