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emergency and you must phone 999 straight away. We are thrilled that this vital informatio­n will be getting into the hands of 150,000 people.

Please do note that if you take some types of medication that affect potassium levels, LoSalt® and other reduced sodium salt alternativ­es may not be suitable for you.

This includes people receiving medication for diabetes, heart or kidney disorders. Check with your GP for advice.

John Watson

Associate Director Scotland The Stroke Associatio­n

Dear Editor,

Thanks to the dogma of Zero Waste Scotland, slavishly followed by Councils reducing collection­s, our bins are overflowin­g & streets strewn with windblown litter. Could I suggest running a rebranding competitio­n for this overpaid & self-serving quango? Zero Results Scotland or Waste of Space are my entries. Kathryn Grant

Elizabeth Cres

Falkirk our Double The Love campaign will be matched, up to £1.6 million, by a generous group of supporters.

Those children receiving Mary’s Meals might not have a pile of presents to unwrap on Christmas morning, but their dreams are alive and well, thanks to those who share our belief that every child should have enough to eat and go to school.

You can learn more about our work by visiting marysmeals.org.uk

Have a wonderful Christmas. Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow, founder of Mary’s Meals

Mary’sMealsplea

RoyalMails­taffplea

Dear Editor,

As your readers are preparing for the festive season, we wanted to make sure they’re aware our postmen and postwomen now collect as well as deliver parcels to residents at their doorstep. And just this month, at Royal Mail we announced that you will no longer need a printer to use this service. Our local postmen and postwomen will now deliver pre-printed postage labels to customers who need them.

As the festive season approaches, I hope this service will make it easier for people in Wishaw to send parcels without leaving the comfort of their home. To book this service, simply go to the Royal Mail app or website and search for ‘Parcel Collect’.

Nick Landon, Royal Mail

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