Southwell Road Main Post Office & Sherwood Stores

My 24 years in post office has been wonderful, made all the better for all your custom, support and friendship. I thank you all.
Southwell road post office journey continues at new premises, The Costcutter, 134 Southwell Road West, the phone number remains the same 01623621441. Hope to see you there soon.

We are now open at the costcutter, 134, ng184hb. See you soon

Peter rabbit visited us at the Post Office today, what a treat. You can see him at Clipstone Headstocks 21st April, see you all there.

Hi everyone, news update, I am retiring, the post office will be moving into the costcutter on Jenny Beckett's lane in a couple of months or so. Business as usual until then, I will keep you informed of progress, thank you all for your custom and kindness over the last 32 years.

Beautiful flowers from Flowers to Yours, thank you from all the staff.

Found on southwell road west, in safekeeping at southwell road post office

Counter assistant wanted, Post Office plus retail, experience preferred , 16 hours per week. Please contact Janet, CV required.

Can anyone give us the name etc of this shoplifter who took 8x Stella, Chocolate Bar and spearmint today. Very distinctive wearing Man Bag around neck, scar on right shoulder. He walked out after being asked for I.D for the alcohol.

Another delicious bake by Aileen Merry Christmas everyone.

Local MP Ben Bradley congratulates Postmistress Janet Langdon on 20 years’ service
• Local MP Ben Bradley visited Southwell Road Post Office, Mansfield, yesterday (9 November) to congratulate Postmistress Janet Langdon on 20 years’ service to her community
• MP presented Postmistress with certificate and flowers to mark the milestone
• Visit was opportunity to see vital role branch plays supporting small businesses and local residents with cash deposit and withdrawal facilities
• Last month Post Offices across Mansfield saw over £4 million in business and personal cash deposits, up over 4% with October 2020; and over 50% up compared with when pandemic caused first lockdown in April 2020
Local MP Ben Bradley visited Southwell Road Post Office, Mansfield, today (9 November) to congratulate Postmistress Janet Langdon on 20 years’ service to her community.
The visit was an opportunity for Mr Bradley to see the vital role the branch plays in supporting small businesses and local residents with cash deposit and withdrawal facilities. Mr Bradley was taken behind the counter to see how Postmistress Janet operates her branch.
Mr Bradley presented the Postmistress with a long serving certificate to mark her 20 years’ service and flowers.
Last month Post Offices across Mansfield saw over £4 million in business and personal cash deposits. This was up over 4% compared with October 2020 (£3.8 million). Cash deposits are up more than 50% when compared with April 2020 (£1.8 million) when the first UK-wide lockdown as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic was implemented. Cash withdrawals were at their second highest all year at £1.3 million, just below what they saw in August.
Ben Bradley MP, said:
“I want to congratulate Janet for running her Post Office for the past 20 years. Janet’s a popular figure here with local residents and her branch provides a real lifeline for the local community. It was a privilege to be shown how the branch works and great to meet the team that supports Janet. I hope she will continue as Postmistress for many years to come.”

Janet Langdon, Postmistress for Southwell Road Post Office, said:
“Running this branch for the past 20 years has been a real privilege for me. I have enjoyed getting to know all of my customers, many of whom have been coming here for years. We have a lot of elderly residents in this area and they really do appreciate having somewhere that they can come for a chat and send off a parcel or a letter to their grandkids or other family and friends or withdraw some cash for their shopping. Increasingly I’ve been seeing younger people coming to the branch more and more with home shopping returns and its clear Post Offices really are appreciated by the different generations.”