A question regarding the plastic envelope containing February 2024 MPH etc.

[RonandLinda]

We have been asked by a member whether the grey plastic envelope which contained his February MPH and membership card was recyclable or compostable. I photographed the corner of the envelope in which mine arrived if anyone is interested from an eco point of view. Ron.

 

[Paul Coene]

Taking in account that we'll get more heavy rainfalls and storms, and let's not forget the rising sea levels (!) - as predicted by the all-knowing climate doom predictors - I hope the other 11 MPH's this year will be packed the same way. Thanks in advance.

 

[Speedtwin]

Used mine to light the fire, worked great now totally recycled and reused.

 

[timetraveller]

I still do not have my February MPH. Is it time to ask for a replacement yet?

 

[ericg]

I still do not have my February MPH. Is it time to ask for a replacement yet?

Same here, no MPH yet.

 

[RonandLinda]

The February MPH + membership cards are in the postal system so hopefully any day now.

 

[Paul Coene]

 

[vibrac]

Commendable sentiments gentlemen

 

[Tracey Tilley]

It's been online since Wednesday.

https://voc.uk.com/

 

[ClassicBiker]

I'm happy to report that my February MPH and cards arrived late last week and that all was in good order. Unfortunately the plastic envelope did not fair so well. It did its duty and protected its contents but looked like it had been chewed on without mercy by rodent. After retrieving the contents I discarded it with all appropriate honors.
On a semi serious note I appreciate when my periodicals arrive in plastic envelopes as I'm sure my mailman is involved with a study program to see which mail absorbs moisture better, periodical, bank statements, utility bills, or junk mail flyers.
On an actual serious note, it has been remarked on in our section meetings that the quality/weight of the paper used in recent MPHs is of an excellent quality and adds to the satisfaction of reading it.
Steven