An alternative word for 'which'???

What's the context of the sentence? The emailing of both annual reminders and member's updates are included in what?

Hi

Re a particular animal charity, I'm constructing a letter to accompany a consent form as, since GDPR, we are not to email members until we have 'explicit' consent to email members

sentence
" [Charity] have told us that we must have ‘explicit consent’ before sending emails to any Member. This includes emailing both annual Membership Reminders and Member’s Updates (which we hope you have found these enjoyable) which obviously saves us money on postage."

Thanks
[Editted]

[Charity] have told us that we must have ‘explicit consent’ before sending emails to any Member. This includes emailing both annual Membership Reminders and Member’s Updates (which we hope you have found these enjoyable). This obviously saves us money on postage.

Many thanks jespah
So simple so why couldn't I think of that? Looking at it too long and being tired, eh?
Can print this now ...
I very much appreciate your help.

stop !!!




which we hope you have found these enjoyable

drop the which from this as well

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we hope you have found these enjoyable

seems like you got tired of editing and re-editing

happens to everyone

Exactly
Ended up not being able to see the wood for the trees LOL

Oops!!! Well spotted
Mny thanks

Oops, I should've noticed that one.

A good group effort!

Thanks to all of you, for your help
Just brilliant