Mobile phone coverage in several Cotswold villages, including Rendcomb, Colesbourne, and North Cerney near Cirencester, is so poor that residents can only make mobile calls when connected to their home WiFi. Locals describe …
In several Cotswold villages, mobile phone reception is so poor that residents are forced to rely on their home Wi-Fi networks to make calls. Communities in Rendcomb, Colesbourne, and North Cerney, near Cirencester, face …
Consumer advocate Martin Lewis has raised concerns about families facing unexpected price increases on their broadband and mobile bills, despite new industry rules aimed at improving transparency. Speaking on his BBC podcast, …
Gloucester has joined the forefront of mobile technology with O2’s launch of its next-generation 5G Standalone network, now covering at least 90% of the city’s outdoor areas. This upgrade, effective from January 15, offers …
Recent research has uncovered a startling health warning for those who use their smartphones while sitting on the toilet. According to experts, the habit significantly raises the risk of certain health issues by as much as 46 …
Recent studies have revealed a startling health warning for those who use their phones while on the toilet. Engaging with your mobile device during bathroom time can increase your risk of developing certain health problems by …
A recent proposal to operate a mobile café at Cheltenham’s iconic Pittville Pump Room has been formally decided, following extensive community discussions and concerns about its potential impact. The plan involves setting out …
This September, millions across the UK will receive a critical test message on their mobile phones as part of the government’s second nationwide emergency alert examination. First introduced in 2023, the Emergency Alert …
Glastonbury Festival attendees could collectively lose or damage mobile phones worth a staggering £22 million, warns mobile phone recycling experts Compare and Recycle. Their research predicts that around 46,200 people — …
Glastonbury Festival attendees face a significant risk of losing or damaging their mobile phones, with a new study by mobile recycling experts Compare and Recycle estimating potential losses of up to £22 million. Their …