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Consumers could be faced with having to pay one pound to send a first class letter within three years if Royal Mail is privatised, it is said. More: continued here

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Business Insider Food-Stamps Are The New Normal In The US Lackluster Economic RecoveryBusiness InsiderBesides the aforementioned stagnation at the 32-year low in civilian workforce participation, an enormous expansion of aid has now doubled food-stamp and disability rolls in twelve years to 59 million people, nearly one in every five Americans …

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Daily Mail Price of a first class stamp 'could soar to £1 in just three years if Royal…Daily Mail'At CWU we believe that Royal Mail can be a successful company and remain in public ownership; protecting valuable postal services for all communities. We don't believe there are convincing arguments linking …

Stamps.com® , the leading provider of USPS® postage online and shipping software to over 400,000 customers, today announced an invitation to join the Stamps.com First Quarter 2013 Financial Results Conference … More: continued here

First class stamps could soon cost £1 each, according to a new campaign group which opposes Royal Mail privatisation. Save Our Royal Mail (SORM), set up by groups representing the countryside, the elderly, … More: continued here

THE price of a first class stamp could soar to £1 in just a few years if the Royal Mail is privatised, a campaign group has warned.         More: continued here

Save Our Royal Mail – set up by charities and pensioner groups to fight the expected sell off – said the cost would increase because other companies would be able to challenge Royal Mail's VAT-free status under competition law. More: continued here