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

Rachel Reeves argues that she hasn't heard anyone propose different solutions to her economic strategies (Report, December 20). She should take a look at the letters section in the Guardian. If I were the prime minister, that would be my top priority to read every morning. Eddie Ross, Colchester

While going through the letters discussing the prime minister’s vision for Britain (Letters, December 18), I recalled a witty remark from former West German chancellor Helmut Schmidt: “Those who have visions ought to see a doctor.” Steve Woods, Bristol

Great job, Zoe Williams, for relying on a reliable method of navigation (Can I manage for 24 hours without GPS?, December 21). I still use an old A-Z map and was surprised to learn that newer versions lack essential street information. However, it's perfectly fine to stray off course – getting lost can actually be a fantastic chance for the hippocampus to engage! Ian Bingham Surbiton, London

I was saddened to learn about the passing of Eddie Stobart (Obituary, December 18). Am I the only father who kept his kids entertained during long trips by having them count the number of Stobart trucks they spotted, compared to the Nobbies from Norbert Dentressangle? Simon McIntyre Sevenoaks, Kent

I've noticed that jelly is making a comeback in the food world (Breaking the mould: jelly goes from children’s favourite to star food, 21 December). Could evaporated milk be next in line? Malcolm Woods, Southend-on-Sea