16-10-2014 00:55
16-10-2014 00:55
So just wondering how many other places offer Wi-Fi on their local bus services?
The Wi-FI service on Brighton & Hove buses is fab I have to say
20-10-2014 08:13
20-10-2014 08:13
@gemz4the1 wrote:Ours is not password protected - please don't give them any ideas - they will probably start charging people to use it. It was my life saver on a few occasions when I was a patient.
No Gemz...
In our hospital, although it IS password protected the password is given to patients should they ask for it. No charge. It is after all for the benefit of patients in a hospital...not random folk who will drop by any hospital at all hours...to only make use of the facility.
The decision to charge or even password protect is made by the individual NHS Trust hospitals...I suppose dependent on finances and the area in which you live
Veritas Numquam Perit
22-10-2014 21:35
22-10-2014 21:38
@Cleoriff wrote:
@jonsie wrote:Manchester Royal has wifi but the local Bolton Royal doesn't. The system is there for in-patients to PAY to the company which also provides the over expensive pay tv. My post was that I thought it would be an innovation for O2 to provide free wifi at all hospitals not to infer that some hospitals didn't already have their own.:smileywink:
I agree it would be a good idea @jonsie ...as long as your intepretation of 'Free' runs alongside 'password protected' ....As I say the amount of 'ramblers' or call them what you will..to come through the doors of our hospital looking for free anything...at the weekends...beggars belief. Nurses are always finding strangers lurking in corridors up to no good ...a bit off putting at 3am in the morning..
WispaRed7 :womanhappy:
22-10-2014 21:40
@Cleoriff wrote:
@gemz4the1 wrote:Ours is not password protected - please don't give them any ideas - they will probably start charging people to use it. It was my life saver on a few occasions when I was a patient.
No Gemz...
In our hospital, although it IS password protected the password is given to patients should they ask for it. No charge. It is after all for the benefit of patients in a hospital...not random folk who will drop by any hospital at all hours...to only make use of the facility.
The decision to charge or even password protect is made by the individual NHS Trust hospitals...I suppose dependent on finances and the area in which you live
Virtual kudos to you Cleoriff
22-10-2014 21:43
you're lucky to get a bus up the Dales
no wi-fi on buses in Skipton & surrounding area then
WispaRed7
23-10-2014 23:57
23-10-2014 23:57
24-10-2014 00:06
24-10-2014 00:06
Read the Metro....:smileywink:
24-10-2014 00:31
24-10-2014 00:31
@Anonymous wrote:
I spoke too soon, poo signals on the buses here lately. Can't seem to connect to the with my iPhone 6
With all the stories we're getting on here, let's not be too quick in blaming the bus now.... Lol
24-10-2014 00:33
24-10-2014 00:33
24-10-2014 08:44
24-10-2014 08:44