UK telecoms industry agrees plan to help struggling customers
Monday, 4 July 2022
The UK’s biggest mobile and broadband companies have agreed a plan to help customers struggling to pay bills amid the cost of living crisis
Rural residents can suffer from Rural Vulnerability, due to a combination of issues such as poor transport, lack of broadband low wages and higher than average house prices.
The UK’s biggest mobile and broadband companies have agreed a plan to help customers struggling to pay bills amid the cost of living crisis
An article written by Shuja Khan, chief executive of Arqiva, discusses the importance traditional TV and radio
Farmers across the south west of England have said say they are struggling to absorb rising costs as food prices continue to climb
New estimates by the Health Fundation suggest a quarter of posts could be vacant in the next 10 years, with a worst case scenario putting the figure at 50%
Organised crime may be having an increasing impact on rural communities, according to police
Research launched by the Rural Services Network last week, shows how the ‘Levelling Up White paper fails to capture rural disadvantage meaning the Government should introduce new metrics’ according to
A campaign to safeguard digital terrestrial TV and radio launches today as new research by Ipsos shows that 9 in 10 people (90%) across Great Britain want to see continued
Almost all councils (98 per cent) responding to a Local Government Association survey on the Government’s adult social care reform agenda say they do not have confidence that the funding
Research published by Work Foundation at Lancashire University discusses digital poverty and how this is a particular problem in rural areas
Labour MP Luke Pollard says Covid-19 has ‘turbo-charged’ housing crisis in rural and coastal towns
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Rural residents can suffer from Rural Vulnerability, due to a combination of issues such as poor transport, lack of broadband low wages and higher than average house prices.
The UK’s biggest mobile and broadband companies have agreed a plan to help customers struggling to pay bills amid the cost of living crisis
An article written by Shuja Khan, chief executive of Arqiva, discusses the importance traditional TV and radio
Farmers across the south west of England have said say they are struggling to absorb rising costs as food prices continue to climb
New estimates by the Health Fundation suggest a quarter of posts could be vacant in the next 10 years, with a worst case scenario putting the figure at 50%
Organised crime may be having an increasing impact on rural communities, according to police
Research launched by the Rural Services Network last week, shows how the ‘Levelling Up White paper fails to capture rural disadvantage meaning the Government should introduce new metrics’ according to an article in the Local Government Chronicle
A campaign to safeguard digital terrestrial TV and radio launches today as new research by Ipsos shows that 9 in 10 people (90%) across Great Britain want to see continued support for these services
Almost all councils (98 per cent) responding to a Local Government Association survey on the Government’s adult social care reform agenda say they do not have confidence that the funding earmarked for the reforms is sufficient
Research published by Work Foundation at Lancashire University discusses digital poverty and how this is a particular problem in rural areas
Labour MP Luke Pollard says Covid-19 has ‘turbo-charged’ housing crisis in rural and coastal towns
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