Who do I complain to when I feel this has been happening?

Some of the worst culprits are the big multi-pub chains. — Gullible Traveller.

[A Trading Standards spokeswoman said, “Prices displays in pubs is covered by the Price Marking (Food and Drink Services) Order 2003 which is enforced by the local authority Trading Standards Officers.

“The law states the price indication should be ‘unambiguous, easily identifiable and clearly legible by the intended purchaser’.

“Therefore, if the price list is behind the bar the size of print must be of sufficient size so a customer can read it.

“Breach of the above legislation carries a potential fine of £2000.

“Any complaints should be forwarded to the local council’s Trading Standards department or the national helpline Consumer Direct on 08454 040506.”]

He wrote that Jeff Duncan, of Save the Scottish Regiments, outlined a new tactic designed to oust MSPs and elect new members who would, I assume, ensure that the Scottish regiments remain as they are.

I heard Mr Duncan speaking at the rally in Edinburgh and I was not impressed. On listening carefully to what he had to say I formed the opinion that he was far less interested in getting the regiments kept as they are and more interested in ousting Labour MPs.

I would be very interested to know who elected Mr Duncan as the campaign organiser in the first place, who funds the literature produced, and which political party he supports.

I am also at a loss to know the position of the SNP. They do not want Union so why would they want to retain a part of the Union army?

Likewise the Tory party, who promise to restore the regiments within their first week in power. Was it not them who started cutting the army years ago?

I know there has to be a protest and I support that protest, but surely it should be a campaign which is not being hijacked for personal or political reasons. — David Taylor (ex-BW).

Fortunately, I had the good sense when it was received to give the company a call and they waived the cost. If this incident is repeated, I will give the Royal Mail the pleasure of paying the charge. — Annoyed.

THE mail deliveries in the Broughty Ferry area hopefully will improve following dismissals of temporary staff.

On Wednesday, January 5, I received one letter, Thursday and Friday no deliveries, then on the Saturday 15 items dropped through my letterbox.

It is to be hoped Royal Mail can improve services in this locality otherwise the first class mail postage increase should be suspended. — Grassy Beach.

Another dumping ground for rubbish is the Duntrune road — again just within the city boundary with Angus.

Why would Dundee citizens dump their rubbish there when they can simply put it in their own bin?

Or is this a case of some members of the Angus rural community getting rid of their unwanted trash by the cheap and easy option of dumping it on us?

If so, this unsavoury practice must be stopped. — Fintryman.

[Labour’s Tom McDonald was the first councillor for the newly-created Lochee West ward, which was formed with the reorganisation of local government in 1974. This saw the introduction of Tayside Regional and Dundee District councils. Lochee West was a district seat.

The year before, John Martin won the Lochee Ward for Labour in the last election to Dundee Corporation.

When Councillor McDonald was elected he was the youngest ever councillor in the city at the age of 22. He was elected Labour group leader in 1986 and Lord Provost in 1992. He died, aged 43 in 1995.]