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You may well find there are local campaign blogs being run by local MPs or action groups (try typing in your postcode+Post Office+forum to find one). However, although well-focussed, some of these wane through lack of participants in the discussion or they get taken over by a vociferous few and fail to achieve balance or critical mass.

Most newspapers also have their own forums and will have a thread on their own local issues - for example, http://www.yourlocalguardian.co.uk/interactive/messageforum/view.php?threadid=3639

The Commission for Rural Communities has a lively discussion area: http://www.ruralcommunities.gov.uk/ which is linked to the following...

The Online forum is a Rural Service Support (RSSupport)Rural Service Support is delivered in partnership by a consortium of national organisations.

Registered users should Log in here: www.expertsonline.org.uk/rssupport

New users can log on here: http://82.109.194.52/reg/rssnatUnit.php The way post office services are delivered in some rural areas is under review and decisions that may change the way post office counter services are provided for certain communities may result.

Rural Service Support service (RSSupport) incorporates the Experts Online question and answer service and is designed to help rural communities work together as one in their transition towards the alternative ways that the service needs of local residents and businesses can be met in the light of those decisions.

The service is completely separate from the Post Office Ltd consultation process. See also: http://www.ruralnetuk.org/rural-service-support-rssupport-2