US EditionRoyal Mail hikes price of stamps for second time in four months
- Royal Mail announced a stamp price increase, with first-class stamps rising to £1.70 and second-class stamps to 87p, effective April 7, 2025.
- This marks the sixth price hike in three years, with first-class stamps more than doubling in price since 2020.
- Tom MacInnes from Citizens Advice called this increase "yet another blow to consumers," amidst falling mail volumes and unmet delivery targets.
- Royal Mail's service has been criticized as inefficient, facing fines for failing delivery targets, while the number of addresses has risen.
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Cost of stamps to rise this month in 'blow for consumers'
Stamp prices will rise from April 7 with the cost of a first class stamp to increase by 5p to £1.70.
·Worcester, United Kingdom
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