This is why @Ordog should stop cancelling direct debits…
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phildawson
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Ofgem have just put out a publication basically saying in January they’ll start doing their actual job of regulating the energy providers rather than handing out licences like toilet paper.
Three sometimes shows but intermittent due to where the mast is based.
EE states they blanket the city but it is non existent.
Vodafone doesn’t come until summer next year.
O2 social media crew don’t know anything other than to copy and paste useless unhelpful links that don’t advise of any “updates” so no idea when they’re coming.
Edit: once it does arrive it will most likely fix the congestion but apparently the council are awkward about putting new masts up because it’s a Roman city bla bla.
Well I’ve always wondered why they can’t make use of it, it’s one of the higher buildings in the city and makes a lot of sense to have equipment blended in to significantly increase the network availability.
Depends on if they allow the installation or not.
It’s a fair bit of kit, requiring a lot of wires, direct fibre connection etc.
It is possible though, there’s a church near me with a mast in the steeple.
I’ve seen this happen in other cities, but the ill educated 5G gave us covid crew prevent any improvement here.
There’s a site near Chester uni where BT work from, they’re going to build on existing equipment there to improve coverage and add 5G though I’ve not checked in a while how that’s going on
Back to the original great crisis. It’s a shame that many of the small providers went bust and we’re left with the likes of Scottish Power
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phildawson
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And British (Scottish) Gas who think it’s fine to send out an email with a one click Switch button which pushes the customer onto their cheapest fixed contract that’s hundreds of pounds more than the default cap.