Letter: In Brief

Wednesday 08 September 1999 00:02 BST

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Sir: Few things can be more British than our faithful Royal Mail. Yet what did I discover when I heeded their advertisement for self-adhesive stamps? Gone are the days when our stamps were printed by the very British company of Thomas De La Rue, which bought out the even more British company of Harrisons. It seems British technology is not sufficiently advanced to produce self-adhesive stamps competitively. They are now printed by the Dutch company Joh. Enschede Stamps.

Mrs MAUREEN TITCHENER

New Malden,

Surrey

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