Summary
A VITAL link for Scotland's rural communities is under threat with plans to slash the number of BT-operated public phone boxes.
The telecoms giant spends almost Pounds 2million a year maintaining 1,200 payphones, which take in less than Pounds 100 annually.See the full content of this document
Extract
End of the Line? ; Rural Villages Face New Blow As Bt Threatens to Cut Off Scores of Loss-Making Phone Boxes
Last year, Scotland lost around 200 boxes as part of a long-term plan to 'rationalise' the service, with a similar number expected to go over the next 1...
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