LAST Friday I was waiting for a very important letter, and was annoyed when the postman failed to materialise.
Much later with still no post, I knocked on my neighbours' doors, and found out they too had no mail.
At nearly 10pm there was a thud in the hallway, and sure enough there were the letters!
I went outside to ask the postman what was the meaning of this?
He replied without apology "it's not my fault, mate, the usual postie is on holiday.'' If this was a one-off I would not be writing this letter, but this was the third time that week.
Privatisation? You can keep it.
JOE KELLY, Newtown, Southampton.
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