Harry

I just want the old behavior back since it worked great for me.  I ended up with this script:

on alfred_script(q)
	tell application ":Applications:MacPorts:iTerm2.app"
		activate
		tell the first terminal
			set mysession to (launch session "Default Session")
			tell mysession to write text q
		end tell
	end tell
end alfred_script

No problems at all... do any of your snippets use substitutions such as {clipboard} or {date}?

Yes I do use {clipboard} in some snippets.

Thanks Andrew.  Unfortunately I won't be able to share my snippets.  My date/time setting is the standard US one.

I have the same problem and it's extremely annoying.  Here's the exception I caught in Console.app -