SAVE OUR LANDLINES: Help us maintain full access to our well-established and vital copper landline network.
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Gary Hayes
4 years ago
The use of frequency devices needs independent monitoring and reporting by a body with legal power to act against harmful emfs
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Ann Procter
4 years ago
I can't use a mobile due to electrosensitivity so my landline is essential.
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Guy Wood
4 years ago
Life's hard enough without human stupidity!
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Mayne Sundewall-Hopkins
4 years ago
What about us who live with with chronic disease who cannot use a mobile??!!!
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Marion
4 years ago
save the landlines and our freedom
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Daniel Donnelly
4 years ago
This is essential for ES to be able to communicate
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Jennifer M Agricola
4 years ago
I am one of those for which a landline telephone is absolutely vital as I do not have a mobile and will never use one. The telephone is one of the greatest British (Scottish) inventions ever and re-investing in the copper telephone landline network has proven and will continue to prove invaluable.
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Carol Doyle
4 years ago
Leave our landlines alone!
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Luisa Bennett
4 years ago
I have friends who suffer from electrosensitivity and, for them, the landline is a lifeline. We should definitely keep this vital communication network, which is a much safer option for many.
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steven miller
4 years ago
Re-investing in our copper telephone landline network will be beneficial for Public Health, Security and Ecology. Copper landlines serve as a necessary, reliable and safe alternative to power-grid dependent, energy-hungry communications systems like VOIP. Landlines are also far more benign than mobile phone services as wireless connections are less secure and harmful to our health.
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Kirsty
4 years ago
I have disabilities and complex health conditions and need a landline for emergency services. A mobile I lose and forget to charge
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Lynn Insley
4 years ago
I do not own a mobile and rely heavily on my landline, for phone calls and ethernet computer connection.
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Michael Daly
4 years ago
Should the Internet or electric supply go down our landlines will not be available
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Helen White
4 years ago
I am not able to use wifi for health reasons and have a chronic health condition so landline telephone connection is essential!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
We need to maintain the landlines for those who can not use VOIP, thanks
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Pauline Darling
4 years ago
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Many people do not or cannot use mobile phones or wifi and internet coverage is still not good in rural areas. Landlines will work in the event of a power cut and it would be completely insane to remove the security and choice of having a landline.
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Gerard van Dyck
4 years ago
To force us away from landlines will show to be a dangerous mistake. Don't go there.
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phillip watts
4 years ago
All wireless is bad for health, put people before profits
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Louise Burns
4 years ago
I have Electrosensitivity and do not have Wifi in my home (I connect to the internet on a wired Ethernet connection). This plan will literally kill me.
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Ann Gore
4 years ago
Mobile phone and wireless connectivity exposure is continuing to increasing, resulting in more and more people suffering from electro-sensitivity symptomology. Preserve the safer choice of the landline. You may not think you need it now, I do and you may need it in the future.
The use of frequency devices needs independent monitoring and reporting by a body with legal power to act against harmful emfs
I can't use a mobile due to electrosensitivity so my landline is essential.
Life's hard enough without human stupidity!
What about us who live with with chronic disease who cannot use a mobile??!!!
save the landlines and our freedom
This is essential for ES to be able to communicate
I am one of those for which a landline telephone is absolutely vital as I do not have a mobile and will never use one. The telephone is one of the greatest British (Scottish) inventions ever and re-investing in the copper telephone landline network has proven and will continue to prove invaluable.
Leave our landlines alone!
I have friends who suffer from electrosensitivity and, for them, the landline is a lifeline. We should definitely keep this vital communication network, which is a much safer option for many.
Re-investing in our copper telephone landline network will be beneficial for Public Health, Security and Ecology. Copper landlines serve as a necessary, reliable and safe alternative to power-grid dependent, energy-hungry communications systems like VOIP. Landlines are also far more benign than mobile phone services as wireless connections are less secure and harmful to our health.
I have disabilities and complex health conditions and need a landline for emergency services. A mobile I lose and forget to charge
I do not own a mobile and rely heavily on my landline, for phone calls and ethernet computer connection.
Should the Internet or electric supply go down our landlines will not be available
I am not able to use wifi for health reasons and have a chronic health condition so landline telephone connection is essential!
We need to maintain the landlines for those who can not use VOIP, thanks
Many people do not or cannot use mobile phones or wifi and internet coverage is still not good in rural areas. Landlines will work in the event of a power cut and it would be completely insane to remove the security and choice of having a landline.
To force us away from landlines will show to be a dangerous mistake. Don't go there.
All wireless is bad for health, put people before profits
I have Electrosensitivity and do not have Wifi in my home (I connect to the internet on a wired Ethernet connection). This plan will literally kill me.
Mobile phone and wireless connectivity exposure is continuing to increasing, resulting in more and more people suffering from electro-sensitivity symptomology. Preserve the safer choice of the landline. You may not think you need it now, I do and you may need it in the future.