And the company will pay bonuses of up to pounds 7500 for those who
serve right up to the point of closure.
Huw Roberts, director of Welsh Affairs for Royal Mail, said: "This fund will provide real, tangible help to sub-postmasters and the communities they
serve right across all areas of Wales."
Davenport took the opening set in 27 minutes, breaking
serve right at the start and again for 4-1.
But he explained: "Basically, I didn't want to give Pete a chance to jump on my
serve right at the beginning, so I was trying to kind of force it.
Repeat with the remaining crepes and
serve right away.
Chief Fire Officer Andy Marles said: "Our aim is to meet the needs of the diverse communities we
serve right across South Wales."
But Davenport wrapped up the opening set in 27 minutes, breaking
serve right at the start and again for a 4-1 lead.