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A message from Compass  In Case Not Made Compass showed that the Hooper Report was fundamentally flawed! In April they proved that current market conditions meant the Post Office sell off could lose up to £900M for the Treasury. Even under better financial conditions, part privatisation never represented value for money for the tax payer. This win
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