Where Rachel Reeves can get help on the economy | Short letters

Rachel Reeves claims she doesn’t see people putting forward alternatives to her measures to manage the economy (report, December 20). She should read the letters section in the Guardian. If I were Prime Minister, this would be the first thing I would read every morning.
Eddie Ross
Colchester

Reading the correspondence about the Prime Minister’s vision for Britain (Letters, December 18), I was reminded of former West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt’s joke: “Anyone who has visions should go to the doctor. ”
Steve Woods
Bristol

Well done, Zoe Williams, for sticking with a familiar way to get around (Can I Survive 24 Hours Without GPS Navigation?, December 21). I’m using an old AZ and didn’t realize that the new ones no longer provide usable street details. But it’s no problem to get lost; Getting lost is a good opportunity for the hippocampus to get to work.
Ian Bingham
Surbiton, London

Sad to hear of Eddie Stobart’s death (Obituary, December 18). Am I the only father whose children have been kept quiet on long journeys by comparing the number of Stobbies they saw to Norbert Dentressangle’s Nobbies?
Simon McIntyre
Sevenoaks, Kent

I note that jelly is experiencing a culinary renaissance (Breaking the mold: jelly goes from childhood favorite to star food, December 21). Can evaporated milk be far behind?
Malcolm Woods
Southend-on-Sea