Must be psychic

I have always held the Post Office in high esteem, feeling that it does a

sterling job most of the time and particularly now when it appears to be under constant attack by the Government and the media, but this week it has surpassed itself.

On Monday, January 24, at 6am, a jiffy bag landed on our mat. It was a brand new, well sealed and intact jiffy bag bearing two second class stamps, both cancelled with a Gloucester stamp dated January 22 at 2.45pm. Apart from the stamps, the jiffy bag was bare - no label, no writing nothing at all.

Curious, I opened the bag and found two CDs containing stuff my husband's friend Ian had promised him the previous Friday.

The jiffy bag, without an address, posted on Friday in Woodmancote, near Cheltenham, had gone to Gloucester sorting office and arrived at the correct house in Malvern on Monday morning. That is what I call wondrous!

Alison Pickford, Merick Road, Malvern.

I thought you and others might be interested in the following occurrence. It would appear the Post Office employs psychics!

I have always held the Post Office in high esteem, feeling that it does a

sterling job most of the time and particularly now when it appears to be under constant attack by the Government and the media, but this week it has surpassed itself.

On Monday, January 24, at 6am, a jiffy bag landed on our mat. It was a brand new, well sealed and intact jiffy bag bearing two second class stamps, both cancelled with a Gloucester stamp dated January 22 at 2.45pm. Apart from the stamps, the jiffy bag was bare - no label, no writing nothing at all.

Curious, I opened the bag and found two CDs containing stuff my husband's friend Ian had promised him the previous Friday.

The jiffy bag, without an address, posted on Friday in Woodmancote, near Cheltenham, had gone to Gloucester sorting office and arrived at the correct house in Malvern on Monday morning. That is what I call wondrous!

Alison Pickford, Merick Road, Malvern.