Openreach
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Openreach closes first exchange in full fibre push
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Deddington in Oxfordshire has become the first location in the UK to see its old copper-based phone service switched off and replaced with a new digital service.
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Openreach hikes wholesale prices to accelerate digital phone switch
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The company is set to shut off the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) – which delivers most of the nation’s fixed-line phone services – in January 2027.
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Openreach reveals next areas to go fibre only
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Householders and businesses in a further 94 exchange locations will no longer be able to order copper-based broadband and phone packages.
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Openreach’s full fibre broadband available to 20 million properties
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Only around 38 per cent of households that can order full fibre services powered by the Openreach network have made the switch.
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Openreach signs new deal to power Electric Vehicle fleet
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As well as operating the UK’s largest phone and broadband network, the firm has the nation’s second-largest commercial fleet.
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Openreach to cease sale of copper broadband in 137 more locations
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Openreach has revealed a further 137 exchange locations where it will stop selling traditional copper-based phone and broadband services.