At 4am on a Friday, residents along Broadway Market, Hackney, were awoken to the sound of drilling as a man dressed all in black forced his way into the Post Office, changed the locks and fled under the cover of darkness.
By the time managers Rajani and David arrived for work later that morning, their keys no longer opened the doors to the east London branch they have run since the early 1990s.
Plastered across the graffiti-covered shutters of 39 Broadway Market were two A4 sheets of paper informing them that enforcement agents, acting on behalf of their landlord Ismet Serce, had
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