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Morpeth

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/ ˈmɔːpəθ /

noun

  1. a town in NE England, the administrative centre of Northumberland. Pop: 13 555 (2001)

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There were no further complaints recorded by bosses at Morpeth until November 2021, but Royal Mail operations manager Scott Kippen said that did not mean none were made.

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A subsequent independent investigation of Royal Mail's action found multiple failures in the Morpeth office, including that the company had "not created a working environment that matched the expectations of a modern workplace", the inquest heard.

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The inquest at County Hall in Morpeth continues.

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Melanie Wensby-Scott sat in her car and cried on the day she and her husband left Northgate House, which sits right next to the road not far from Morpeth.

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