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Festive post hit by stamp rise

Daily Mirror UK

January 16, 2025

COST MEANS BIG DROP IN DELIVERIES

- By GRAHAM HISCOTT

ROYAL Mail has seen posted letters and cards fall by 130 million since raising the cost of a first class stamp in October.

The former state-owned firm - poised to be bought by Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky - upped the price by 30p to £1.65, the fifth increase in less than three years.

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