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SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network.

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Vanessa Thomas
2 years ago

I want the country to maintain landline telephones as an integral part of the countrys infrastructure. The land telephone offers better reception and not everybody has mobile phones.

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Kathleen
2 years ago

My Lifeline is dependent on landline.

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Plant Briony
2 years ago

We are sovereign people and insist on our freedom to choose how we communicate

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J McDonald
2 years ago

Save our landlines - not everyone chooses to have a mobile phone

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Deborah Gershevitch
2 years ago

It's unacceptable to abolish landlines How will people who don't wish to use mobiles or wifi to stay in touch or call for help

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liz sansom
2 years ago

landlines are essential for the increasing amounts of people with electro magnetic sensitivity...or emfs and for the elderly and people with poor internet signals. We should have choice in this matter and be dictated too yet again by Big Corps.

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Pam Moorhouse
2 years ago

I rely on my home phone, so don't want to lose it.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

We need landlines

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Hilary Mountford
2 years ago

Landline - lifeline!

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Rachel Roberta Dempster
2 years ago

UR ANALOGUE COPPER LANDLINE TELEPHONE NETWORK PROVIDES A RELIABLE, HIGH QUALITY, SECURE AND AFFORDABLE VOICE SERVICE. we want to keep our landlines

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Nigel
2 years ago

I want to keep my landline. I do not use a mobile

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Mrs Karen E Breyley
2 years ago

To take away people's one contact to family or friends is disgusting. Elderly have lifelines also through their phone line, are you taking that away as well? How can you deprive our elders of communication???

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William Gisby
2 years ago

In my case: No landline = No way to call the fire brigade or an ambulance if there's an emergency during a power outage. Thanks for considering my life to be so worthless BT.

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Louise King
2 years ago

We need to protect the well-being of the six per cent of households that have no internet access - and of everyone whose health is compromised by Radio Frequency radiation.

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Zöe Barlow
2 years ago

The elderly and disabled need there but phone lines it is some of there only way to the out side world to talk to people

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christine weatherley
2 years ago

Removal of landlines would leave us vulnerable to the constant costs of communication innovations

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Celia Sykes
2 years ago

Boycott BRITISH TELECOM...We have to stop these Bully Boy Tactics by BT and protect our elderly & vunerable citizens . Who have no Voice

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David Sykes
2 years ago

We need Our Copper Lines to retain the safety of people living in rural areas with no mobile signal. Stop Controlling our Free speech and harvesting our data

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Shirley Walford
2 years ago

I've already had to have an electric phone from Virgin and as I'm mildly electrically sensitive I have to hold it at arm's length when I use it. I hate it. I turn the plug off every night to avoid the switch overheating and causing a fire so I can't be contacted then in an emergency until I remember to switch on in the morning. Electrical fires affect more than 20,000 homes in the UK every year. A lot of these cases are caused by overloaded electrical sockets and extension wires. These phones are another of the government's scheme that are definitely not in the public interest..

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Rev jane mckelvey
2 years ago

Keep landlines for safety sake