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RE: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs

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From: Ivor Williams
Subject: RE: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs
Date: 13:09 on 11 Dec 2002

On Wednesday, December 11, 2002 12:57 PM, Alex McLintock [SMTP:alex@xxxx.xx.xx] 
wrote:
> HI folks,
>
> I was going to write up a review of The Walnut Tree pub, on Leytonstone
> Highstreet, but I don't know its postcode.
> Should I not add anything until I can find the postcode? and how do people
> suggest I find it?
>
I tend to go onto the Royal Mail website. They have a post code lookup service.

http://www.royalmail.com

Use the "quickfinder" dropdown to select "check postcodes".

I would have given you a URL to take you there directly, but it seems very 
obfuscated.

Ivor.


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[grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Alex McLintock 12:56 on 11 Dec 2002
I was going to write up a review of The Walnut Tree pub, on Leytonstone
- RE: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Ivor Williams 13:09 on 11 Dec 2002
  wrote:
- Re: [grubstreet] Postcodes and pubs Bob Walker 13:46 on 11 Dec 2002
  use google
  - Bob Walker 13:53 on 11 Dec 2002
    actaully to expand on that. So far i have not failed to find the postcode
- Kate L Pugh 15:14 on 11 Dec 2002
  If you don't know the postcode, add the page anyway. It can get
- Billy Abbott 15:44 on 11 Dec 2002
  i use multimap normally - go to multimap.com, type in the name of the road