Constable Dickens, post-it note tyrants and the latest turn in the Nelson Mandela bridge debacle

An editor’s edition from Jack

Dear members — it’s that time again. Much has changed in the world of The Post in recent months, but the editor’s edition — our semi-regular compendium of random thoughts, opinions and tidbits — remains ever present and unshakeable, more like an antique grandfather clock than an irritating party guest. Hopefully. 

Today Jack delivers musings on everything from Charles Dickens' turn as a Liverpudlian policeman to the post-it-note assailant haunting the halls of his shared house. As ever with these editions, think of it as an assortment of conversation starters — please dive into the comments section and get the chat flowing. 

Before we get into that though, we’ve got a favour to ask. It’s been a long time since we did a member’s survey, and our ranks have been bolstered considerably since, so here’s your chance to help shape the future of The Post. It’s anonymous and it will take you less than 10 minutes to complete, so pour yourself a hot mug of tea and let us know about our terrible fa…