For most of you, our regular email newsletters have been getting to your inbox and from your feedback, we believe you've found them to date interesting and worth receiving.
But out of our large database of email contacts, our email open statistics are telling us that a lot of emails aren't getting through.
This mainly is due to your email programs on your computers flagging our mail as SPAM or Junk.
The technology we use to send out emails adhere to the Anti-SPAM laws and guidelines of the internet, such as giving you the choice to unsubscribe and keeping our list private from third parties.
It is, however, mainly due to programs like Outlook and Outlook Express that flag emails as SPAM or Junk without you even knowing that it has.
But there is, however, a very simple fix.
If you look in your list of folders, usually to the left in the program, you'll see a JUNK EMAIL folder. If you click in there, you'll then see emails that the program has caught thinking it Junk.
There may be many rubbish emails in there but amongst it you may find legitimate emails.
Follow this guide - http://email.about.com/cs/outlooktips/qt/et011004.htm - to show you how to stop emails from certain people from getting flagged as Junk.
If you could mention it to your neighbours and friends about this but also forward on our emails to those you think should be involved, it'll be a big help in getting more penetration of our newsletters