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Latest Post - When will the PSTN switch-off happen? Everything you need to know before 31 January 2027

TL;DR: The UK's analogue phone network shuts off on 31 January 2027 — around 7 months from today. Openreach is permanently retiring the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) on 31 January 2027 — the deadline is locked and won't be delayed again. Legacy line rental prices are rising in three steps through 2026, effectively doubling by October. Businesses that do nothing risk being defaulted to a basic emergency-only fallback with no normal calling ability. Moving to a cloud-based VoIP system now avoids the price hikes and gives you time for a smooth, planned migration.
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What’s the difference between FTTC, ADSL AND FTTP?
November 14th, 2022
Categories: Broadband
The two main alternatives to FTTC broadband are ADSL and FTTP. Below, we compare FTTC with both to help you understand the differences and which option might be best for your business.
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What is a Mesh WiFi? And do I need it?
October 12th, 2021
What is a Mesh WiFi system? Mesh WiFi systems are made up of a group of wireless devices that work together to spread your WiFi network across your office or home reducing any dead zones/spots...
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Will The 2012 Olympics Effect Our Broadband?
January 6th, 2012
Categories: Broadband
London is expecting millions of visitors during the period of the 2012 Olympic Games and that could potentially put an awful amount of strain on our UK networks. This could cause serious congestion r...
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BT Power Failure And Why You Should Have A Failover Line
October 4th, 2011
Categories: Broadband
A power failure yesterday at one of BT’s major exchanges was causing huge ADSL issues all over the UK for the most part of the day. As we all know, businesses rely on the internet, without the inter...
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