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Royal mail to increase first class stamp price to 64p
Daily Mail The price of a first class stamp will increase by 1p to 64p and second class by 1p to 55p from March 29. Royal Mail said it had "carefully considered" the impact on customers and its own business before deciding to apply the "smallest possible increase … |
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