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Appendix 3 Post Office and Pay Zone Outlets Appendix 3 Post Office and Pay Zone Outlets Map of Post Office and Pay Zone Outlets within a 10 mile radius of Council Offices 1 Post Offices in the 6 St Catherines Way Distance from Council Offices: Leicester 14.1 miles Harborough District Leicestershire LE7 9HE Dunton Bassett P.O Distances are journey distance Distance from Council Offices: 14.1 11 Main St, by road, according to Google miles Lutterworth, Maps. LE17 5JH Market Harborough Distance from Council Offices: 18.8 miles Mercury News St Marys Place Broughton Astley P.O Market Harborough 134 Station Road Leicestershire Leicester LE16 7DR Leicestershire Distance from Council LE9 6PW Offices: 0.2 miles Midlands Co-Operative Post Office Distance from Council Offices: 71 Main St, 18.7 miles Connaught Road Scraptoft, 19 - 21 Connaught Road Leicester, Market Harborough Leicestershire Primethorpe P.O Leicestershire LE7 9TD 82 Main Street LE16 7NG Distance from Council Offices: 15.7 Leicester Distance from Council miles Leicestershire Offices: 0.5 miles LE9 6RD Kibworth Beauchamp Distance from Council Offices: Western Avenue 40-42 High Street 19.8 miles 45 - 47 Western Avenue Leicester Market Harborough Leicestershire Leicestershire LE8 0HQ Gilmorton P.O LE16 9PL Distance from Council Offices: 5.8 Main Street Distance from Council miles Gilmorton Offices: 1.2 miles Leicestershire Fleckney P.O LE17 5LS 14 High St, Distance from Council Offices: Fleckney, 12.5 miles District Wide Leicester, Great Bowden Leicestershire Bitteswell P.O 28 The Green LE8 8AJ Bitteswell Village Hall, Market Harborough Distance from Council Offices: 8.8 Bitteswell, Leicestershire miles Leicester, LE16 7EU Leicestershire, Distance from Council North Kilworth P.O LE17 4RZ Offices: 1.4 miles Lutterworth Rd, Distance from Council Offices: Lutterworth, 14.8 miles Great Easton LE17 6EP 6 High Street Distance from Council Offices: 14.5 Ullesthorpe P.O Market Harborough miles Main Street Leicestershire Ullesthorpe LE16 8ST Great Glen P.O Leicester Distance from Council 11 Stretton Rd, Leicestershire Offices: 10.6 miles Leicester, LE17 5BT LE8 9GN Distance from Council Offices: Hallaton Distance from Council Offices: 9.3 17.1 miles Glebe Farm miles Market Harborough Peatling Magna P.O Leicestershire Billesdon P.O Main Street LE16 8TY 7 Church St, Leicester Distance from Council Leicester, Leicestershire Offices: 9.5 miles LE7 9AE LE 8 5UQ Distance from Council Offices: 10.5 Distance from Council Offices: Medbourne miles 13.6 miles 3 Springbank Market Harborough N.K Radia P.O Lutterworth P.O Leicestershire 6 St. Catharines Way, 15 George Street LE16 8EB Houghton-on-Hill, Lutterworth Distance from Council Leicester, Leicestershire Offices: 6.7 miles LE7 9HE LE17 4EG Distance from Council Offices: 13.3 miles Houghton P.O 2 Walton P.O District Wide 2 Hall Lane (24.45 miles)P&A Lutterworth (10.58 miles)Premier Express 20 Brentknowl Gardens Leicestershire Thurnby LE17 5RP 31 Fleckney Road Kibworth LE5 2GA Payzone Distance from Council Offices: 11.5 miles Payzone (26.76 miles)Gibbets Cross Service Station Billesdon P.O (10.93 miles)Medbourne Village Watling Street 7 Church Street Stores Leicester 3 Springbank Shawell Leicestershire Medbourne LE17 6AR Payzone LE 7 9AE LE16 8EB Payzone Distance from Council (27.31 miles)Estley News Offices: 11.5 miles (15.24 miles)F Howkins & Son 16 Main Street Esso Service Station Broughton Astley Tilton P.O North Kilworth LE9 6RD Payzone Village Hall LE17 6EP Tilton on the Hill Payzone Leicestershire LE7 9DB Distance from Council (21.09 miles)Walcote Service Offices: 9.3 miles Station 20 Lutterworth Road Walcote LE17 4JW Payzone (21.42 miles)Sunnybrae Service PayZone Outlets in the Station Harborough District 67 Uppingham Road, Houghton on the Hill Using the Council Offices, LE7 9HJ Payzone LE16 7AG, as a base postcode for distances. Market Harborough (0.22 miles)Bargain Booze 23 High Street, Market Harborough LE16 7NJ Payzone (0.56 miles)Phoenix Bar and Restaurant 66 Northampton Road, Market Harborough, (23.58 miles)Lutterworth News LE16 9HE Payzone Leicester Road, Lutterworth (0.79 miles)JR Store Ltd LE17 4NQ Payzone 90 Northampton Road, Market Harborough (23.65 miles)Central Stores LE16 9HF Payzone Central Avenue Lutterworth (0.79 miles)Keya News6 LE17 4NY Payzone Logan Street Market Harborough (23.73 miles)Millennium News LE16 9AR Payzone 7 High Street Lutterworth (0.91 miles)Tates (Spar) LE17 4AT Payzone Coventry Road Market Harborough (24.26 miles)M K'S Coffee Shop LE16 9BX Payzone 8 Cranbrook Road Thurnby (1.26 miles)Londis Stores LE7 9UA Payzone 45 47 Western Avenue Market Harborough (24.26 miles)Cranbrook News LE16 9PL Payzone 6 Cranbrook Road Thurnby LE7 9UA Payzone 3 .
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