‘Commuters must be reminded that automobiles and roads are strike free’

I’m hoping for a prosperous new Year, because over the festive season things had been looking preposterous. I’d like to think in 2017 we’ll be able to rely on traditions like public transport, the post office and high street stores delivering the goods because what we experienced at the end of last year was simply unacceptable.
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An army of striking southern Rail motorists and conductors, postal ‘workers’ and Argos truckers collectively discarded on customers and taxpayers during what became a season of badwill. Cheers, guys. 
Christmas/New Year is the most important, heart-warming time for the Marcus Rutherford Foundation/Young adult cancer Trust, which was bravely founded and part-funded by my dear kid during his final days. We at his foundation occasionally get £50, second-class, return tickets for individuals travelling from homes in Brighton to cancer hospitals in London. shame on the rail union bosses, strikers and clueless train industry chiefs for failing these deeply anxious youngsters.
• “Could this be the year that automobile dealers finally get their act together?”
Marcus’s foundation also spends thousands with high street stores as we shop for deals on TVs, laptops and other essentials for individuals on cancer wards. but our work was compromised by Argos drivers’ recent industrial action.