Letter: In Scotland, the mail always gets through

Saturday 15 February 1997 00:02 GMT

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Sir: The best way would be for all mail to be stamped second class. The Post Office could not possibly allow a build-up of delayed mail if this was done. When the iniquitous two-tier system was introduced I resisted it for some in the end succumbed. I shall in future stamp all my letters second class, including this one.

ALISON LEAKEY

Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire

n This letter, dated 12 February, arrived on 14 February

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