SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network.
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Meinhard Federlein
3 years ago
We live in a mobile phone black hole. We are old age pensioners and need the only means of communication, i.e. the landline phone.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
i am electro sensitive and need the landline as i cannot use a mobile
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Anonymous
3 years ago
If the landlines go, then mobile companies can hold us to ransom and I for one cannot afford a smart phone and they are just too fiddly.
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Anonymous
3 years ago
Not everyone has a mobile phone nor wants one. Poor reception in many areas means that mobile phones are not reliable anyway.
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Elda seal
4 years ago
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Anonymous
4 years ago
there needs to be a choise... elderly, poor network coverage, and mych more
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Land lines are essentIal for many and better for our health
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Anonymous
4 years ago
I wish to continue uaing my landline after the current end date of 2024. This is vital to me.
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Norma Beamish
4 years ago
Leave us alone. What is bad for my health andvwellbeing is also bad for you and your kids. Wake up.
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gemma milne
4 years ago
Signing as I don’t think it’s right that we don’t seem to be getting a choice. My grandparents in their 80s depend on landline and would have the added cost of installing internet just to keep their landline is shocking and should be stopped. What happens in a power cut not everyone had mobiles
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julia
4 years ago
we need landlines , for elderly, people with disabilities or emf sensitivity.
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Susan B
4 years ago
I totally rely on my landline for calls as I get a migraine if I use a mobile phone... I need it for work calls as my office got rid of phones... and for calling family overseas. I also worry that getting rid of them would cause complete isolation for some people... I know a lady who isolated during lockdown and her only human contact was via her landline.
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pete andrew
4 years ago
its quite obvious why isnt it!!!
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Corinne
4 years ago
We need to keep our landlines for the sake of all residents
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Kevin M McDaid
4 years ago
Within the village we must keep our phone box as a lifeline to those who are vulnerable due to various reasons.
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STEF RUSSELL
4 years ago
I have EHS / MCS and my landline telephone is my lifeline to my family friends and essential calls for HELP to live , to my : Doctors , Shops , Vet Pharmacy , Dog Walker , MP........
PLEASE DO NOT SWITCH OFF MY
PRECIOUS LIFELINE MY LANDLINE
WITH OUT IT LIFE WOULD NOT BE
POSSIBLE .
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Patsy
4 years ago
I am in support of keeping my landline.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
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Anthony FIDDES
4 years ago
Non wireless communications must be maintained for our safety.
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Milena Skaloudova
4 years ago
My mobile reception is non-existent at home. After the storm Arwen, thousands of people were without electricity over a week.. The landline were the only way we could connect ! Don't get rid of landlines!
We live in a mobile phone black hole. We are old age pensioners and need the only means of communication, i.e. the landline phone.
i am electro sensitive and need the landline as i cannot use a mobile
If the landlines go, then mobile companies can hold us to ransom and I for one cannot afford a smart phone and they are just too fiddly.
Not everyone has a mobile phone nor wants one. Poor reception in many areas means that mobile phones are not reliable anyway.
.
there needs to be a choise... elderly, poor network coverage, and mych more
Land lines are essentIal for many and better for our health
I wish to continue uaing my landline after the current end date of 2024. This is vital to me.
Leave us alone. What is bad for my health andvwellbeing is also bad for you and your kids. Wake up.
Signing as I don’t think it’s right that we don’t seem to be getting a choice. My grandparents in their 80s depend on landline and would have the added cost of installing internet just to keep their landline is shocking and should be stopped. What happens in a power cut not everyone had mobiles
we need landlines , for elderly, people with disabilities or emf sensitivity.
I totally rely on my landline for calls as I get a migraine if I use a mobile phone... I need it for work calls as my office got rid of phones... and for calling family overseas. I also worry that getting rid of them would cause complete isolation for some people... I know a lady who isolated during lockdown and her only human contact was via her landline.
its quite obvious why isnt it!!!
We need to keep our landlines for the sake of all residents
Within the village we must keep our phone box as a lifeline to those who are vulnerable due to various reasons.
I have EHS / MCS and my landline telephone is my lifeline to my family friends and essential calls for HELP to live , to my : Doctors , Shops , Vet Pharmacy , Dog Walker , MP........ PLEASE DO NOT SWITCH OFF MY PRECIOUS LIFELINE MY LANDLINE WITH OUT IT LIFE WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE .
I am in support of keeping my landline.
..
Non wireless communications must be maintained for our safety.
My mobile reception is non-existent at home. After the storm Arwen, thousands of people were without electricity over a week.. The landline were the only way we could connect ! Don't get rid of landlines!