CAMPAIGNERS fighting to keep rural post offices open have appealed to the Prince of Wales to strip Royal Mail of its royal title. The Carmarthenshire-based Llanwrda Post Office Action Group has written to Prince Charles, claiming: "Royal Mail through its actions towards citizens is no longer deserving of holding the title Royal." Campaign chairman David Darrel said: "Community after community across the UK has cried out for help during Royal Mail's Post Office closure programme to get answers. Their cries have fallen on deaf ears. "So we are appealing to His Royal Highness." A Post Office spokesman said: "Taking the decision to close any Post Office branch is always very difficult and we know it causes concern to many of our customers. "We want to ensure that everyone who uses, relies on or has any concern with Post Office services is both fully aware of the changes we are proposing to meet Government requirements, and able to give views on how accessible services will be in the future."