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The cost of first and second class stamps are each to rise by 1p from 30 March, Royal Mail announces. More: continued here

Britain's Royal Mail (LSE: RMG.L – news) postal service said on Friday stamp prices would rise from March 30 as it tries to offset the impact of a steadily falling number of letters to deliver each year. Royal Mail said the price of first and second class stamps would both increase by 1 pence to…

BBC News Royal Mail To Raise Stamp Costs From 30 MarchSky NewsSending a large letter would increase by 2p to 95p for first class and by 1p to 74p for second class, Royal Mail said. Royal Mail also announced that it was simplifying and cutting the price of sending a second-class medium parcel, and will…

Postal group says it has thought 'carefully' about impact on customers before deciding to raise letter prices as it announces hike to 63p and 54p from March 30 More: continued here

Sending a large letter will increase by 2p to 95p for first class and by 1p to 74p for second class. More: continued here

Telegraph.co.uk Royal Mail announces price of first and second class stamps to rise by 1pTelegraph.co.ukStamps Q&A. The price of stamps will rise on March 30 Photo: ALAMY. By Telegraph reporter. 11:06AM GMT 27 Feb 2015. The price of first and second class stamps is to increase by 1p each to 63p and 54p from March…

Royal Mail (LSE: RMG.L – news) is to increase the costs of both first and second class stamps from 30 March. It said the prices for first and second class stamps would rise 1p to 63p and 54p respectively. Royal Mail also announced that it was simplifying and cutting the price of sending a second-class medium parcel, and…

The C Suite Royal Mail Shares: RMG Estimates cut at BerenbergThe C Suite“We have reduced our Royal Mail estimates for next year and beyond to reflect a more sober view of revenue growth,” says Matthew O'Keeffe, analyst at Berenberg. The change is brought on by a more cautious view on the outlook for parcels and…

The Argus Posties facing voluntary redundancies at Royal MailThe ArgusReportedly postmen in Brighton, Burgess Hill, Haywards Heath and Hassocks have all been sent letters informing them of the plans. A spokeswoman for Royal Mail stressed there would be a "small number" of redundancies. She said: “Royal Mail is facing … More: continued here

Bullish case for Royal Mail Group. More: continued here