article_snippet: Ironically, the building – Rowland Hill flats near Waterloo in central London – has the same name as the man who invented the penny black stamp and effectively created the modern postal service.
article_snippet: Maria Linforth-Hall, a local Lib Dem councillor, complained – and eventually offered to act as a guard three days a week along with volunteers from the flats.
article_snippet: Southwark Council has complained to regulator Ofcom in the hope of forcing Royal Mail to reinstate a proper service.
article_snippet: Southwark Council said Southwark Council was ‘working with’ Southwark Council tenant, who had apologised and signed an ‘acceptable behaviour contract’.
article_snippet: Nicola Blake, the local delivery office manager, wrote in a recent letter to residents:
article_snippet: Rowlands Hill House near Waterloo.
article_snippet: Southwark Council say Rowlands Hill House near Waterloo are working with the tenant to allow deliveries to begin again .
article_snippet: In November 2012 a resident sent a series of complaints to Royal Mail which became increasingly abusive and threatening ... in June 2014 a resident assaulted our delivery officer in the lifts.
highlights_snippet: Now Royal Mail will only deliver to the 100 flats 3 days a week instead of 6 .
  