The Royal Mail will improve the downstream access mail service fee

Because mail volume continues to decline, the Royal Mail has recently announced, will start from March 31st, raising large downstream access mail service charges, thereby providing funds for universal service.
The Royal Mail said, prices will be higher than the rate of 0.3%-1% UK retail price index measure of inflation. In 2013 5-10 month retail price index was 3.1% on average, that is part of the customer will face a 4.1% price increase.
The price adjustment will affect the Royal Mail 31 downstream access email clients, including the use of the Royal Mail to provide last mile delivery service rivals TNTPost and British mail. Downstream access e-mail accounts for about 70% of British business mail, accounting for the domestic have access mail 50%.
The Royal Mail said, prices vary in the city of London, suburban and rural areas, to ensure that the price adjustment to better reflect the cost and market conditions. To the 86 local geographical area, the delivery of mail, the company will provide monthly forecast email volume, including discount to customers within the next two years the amount of significant changes in the mail. Every piece of mail offer 0.25 pounds.
The Royal Mail hopes that by offering discount activity more accurately planning area delivery, ensure the best delivery efficiency. Can not provide the downstream customer detailed mailing information required by the cost of existing geographic region price standard payment delivery.
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2014-02-20