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Jenifer Fell smiles at the camera inside her Post Office within her home. She has short brown hair and wears glasses along with a blue jumper. A computer can be seen behind her. There are many posters stuck on the walls around her.

'I thought my BEM honour was a speeding ticket'

Jenny Fell says she was worried it was a fine because the envelope said "On His Majesty's Service".