New Information Bureaux to Be Established London, Sept. 25.
An interesting departure in the series of changes which the Post Office has been making in recent years, with a view to closer understanding with the public it serves, was announced to-night by the Public Relations Officer, Lieutenant-
Colonel Cruitchley, in a speech at a conference in Cambridge of the Association of Special Libraries and Information Bureaux.
It is proposed to include in all new Post Offices, and in existing offices as the opportunity offers, a separate room, comfortably furnished, where, in an unhurried and pleasant atmosphere, the public can seek and obtain information about Post Office services.
The Post Office Information Ser~ vice in the London area will also be strengthened by the establishment of a central bureau, with which enquirers can get into touch by telephone—Wireless Through Reuter.
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