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CHRISTMAS CARD DELIVERY - IPSWICH XMAS POST

Introduction

Since 1995 the 1st Kesgrave Scout Group have been delivering Christmas Cards in the Kesgrave area. In 2000 we joined the Ipswich wide service and now deliver around 8,000 out of the 91,000 delivered in total. The service now covers:

 

A full list of streets delivered too can be found <here>

 

We also create a stamp to use for those cards delivered in Kesgrave. Details of these stamps and how many we delivered can be found <here>.

 

For those interested in Scout and Guide Charity Christmas Posts in Great Britain there is a web site devoted to it, created by John Crabbe. It can be found <here>.

 

2009 Collection

Postboxes will be available from 25th November at the usual collection points of Krop & Co (Beech Road), House of Hair (Edmonton Road), The Butchers Penzance Road, the 2nd Stop Charity shop near Tesco, the Orwell Vets surgery, Dominos Pizza at the end of Dobbs Lane and Kesgrave Library.

 

Postage is 15p per card and you should place all your cards and money in a bag before posting them in our postboxes. Last day for posting is Thursday 10th December at 5pm. All profits are shared between the 8 scout groups taking part in the ratio of the number of cards collected and delivered.

 

A full list of collection points across Ipswich Borough, Kesgrave, Rushmere, Martlesham, Claydon and Barham is shown below.

 

Full List Of Collection Points

 

 

Many Schools & offices also collect cards but are not accessible to the public.

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