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A first class stamp will go up to 41p while second class will become 32p in April. More: continued here

Icy conditions linger in UK: Bus accident kills 2, delays and cancellations …The Canadian PressDeliveries of online shopping were also disrupted, with the Royal Mail warning that some orders may not arrive in time for Christmas. …and more » More: continued here

READER COMMENTSThis is MoneyI do not work for Royal Mail. However I would like to add the following: It wouldn't be so bad of a trip to the Post Office was easy! …and more » More: continued here

BBC News Royal Mail apologises for 100-mile mix-upBBC NewsThe Royal Mail has apologised after a Christmas card sent to an address in County Dublin was delivered to a street of the same name in Glengormley. …and more » More: continued here

The Royal Mail has apologised after a Christmas card sent to an address in County Dublin was delivered to a street of the same name in Glengormley. More: continued here

Thousands of online shoppers have been warned they may not receive their goods by Christmas after snow crippled some deliveries. Royal Mail said it is doing “everything possible” to ensure the post arrives on time. More: continued here

Council's mail in 200-mile sort-outAberdeen Press and JournalAbout 6500 letters will be taken to a processing centre at Coatbridge each week rather than being franked in Moray and passed to the Royal Mail. … More: continued here

Delivery warning for online buyersThe Press AssociationRoyal Mail said it was doing "everything possible" to ensure the post arrived on time. But it said the "severe weather and road conditions" meant reaching …and more » More: continued here

Debate of the dayThe HeraldThe price of first and second–class stamps is to rise by 2p to 41p and 32p respectively in April, Royal Mail has announced. The latest increase means that … More: continued here

Your front-page article (17 December) is far too critical of Prince Charles’s letter writing. Surely it’s a positive thing that he continues to engage in the epistolary art, and if the contents of his letters are a little quirky, then that too is the traditional prerogative of the letter writer. …