Nick Landon: Last News

Royal Mail is set to increase the price of their first and second class stamps yet again next month. This news marks the fourth time prices have increased in two years for the cost of a first class stamp, as 10p will be added onto the total - taking it from £1.25 to £1.35.

Martin Lewis' financial advice website Money Saving Expert has issued a 'last chance' warning for people who send letters and packages to stock up on stamps, ahead of next month's price spike.

Martin Lewis is warning Brits to stock up on a household staple before in the next two weeks.

Royal Mail has announced it is increasing the price of stamps again next month.

The price of stamps will increase next month, the Royal Mail has confirmed.

Scots are being urged to get their Christmas cards and parcels sent off early this year, with the first national deadline falling on Monday December 12 amid ongoing strike action.

Stamps that feature the Queen's head are to be phased out by Royal Mail at the end of January 2023. The so-called "definitive" stamps will lead to an extra charge if you try to use them after the deadline.

The price of first and second class stamps will rise from next month, Royal Mail has confirmed.

The humble postage stamp is going digital.

Royal Mail has made a huge change to its stamps - with barcodes to be added so that people can send video messages.

Royal Mail has stated that it is beginning a Sunday service with major retailers to make the most of the online shopping boom in lockdown.The company is hoping to “usher in a new era” of seven-day-a-week deliveries by the trusted brand which will begin next month.Royal Mail, which claimed this week that revenues had skyrocketed by £900million to £8.6billion over the last 12 months, delivered 496million parcels in the final three months of 2020.That’s a new record!Customers have become more used to Sunday deliveries now that they’re offered by retailers such as Amazon.And, Royal Mail will begin by delivering for a number of major retailers before expanding later in the year.Nick Landon, chief commercial officer at Royal Mail, said: “The UK