These can be identified by the NHS/Royal Mail sticker affixed to them. It’s likely you’ll be asked to post your completed coronavirus test kit to one of Royal Mail’s 35,000 specially selected priority postboxes. 'We are collecting completed test kits from priority postboxes or from homes as part of the government programme,” it’s said. The Royal Mail describes itself as a “key partner for the government's coronavirus testing programme.” (Image: Royal Mail) What is a priority postbox? So what is a priority postbox, and how can you find your nearest? While the test itself is relatively simple, sending your sample back can be tricky, as you need to find a ‘priority postbox’. © Provided by News Letter © Provided by News Letter Your testing kit will arrive with a leaflet of information, which includes clear and detailed information on what exactly you will need to do. If you’ve ordered a postal test, the process couldn’t be simpler. Jana Horn: the enigmatic Texan songwriter guided by her faith

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