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04-05-2018 11:59 - edited 20-12-2018 15:35
Hey everybody,
With our previous commitment to rolling out 4G in more-and-more locations, coupled with our recent spectrum acquisition and rapid roll-out of it, we're going to use this thread to announce new locations where 4G has gone live so you can keep up-to-date on the latest roll-out news. We'll update this thread each week (usually Fridays) with new location announcements.
This weeks announcement?
Rollout continues throughout December, though no locations have been announced on Social Media. We'll look to start these up again in early 2019.
Previous announcements
December
We'll work on new plans to announce locations early in the new year. See you then!
November
November 16 - Ayrshire: Girvan, Dailly, Old Dailly, Chapeldonan, Penkill
November 23 - Buckinghamshire: Cholesbury, Bellingdon, St Leonards, Swan Bottom, Coppice Farm Park, Dunton, Hoggeston, Oving
November 30 - Somerset: Sharpstone, Midford, Nether Stowey, Fiddington, Coultings, Whitnell
October
October 17 - Hertfordshire: Dane End, Haultwick, Sacombe, Green End, Levens Green, Sacombe Green, Whempsted
October 24 - Nottinghamshire: North Leverton, Elston, Bleasby, Woodbeck, South Leverton, Sturton le Steeple, West Stockwith, South Clifton, East Drayton, North Clifton, Upton, Shelton, Sutton cum Granby, Elton, Headon, Cotham, Norwell Woodhouse, Staunton in the Vale, Ossington, Moorhouse, Kilvington
October 31 - Staffordshire: Wheaton Aston, Bishops Wood, Moreton, Lapley, Blymhill, Brineton, Sunnybank Caravan Park, Great Chatwell, Moreton Park
September
September 12 - Gloucestershire: Bream, Whitecroft, Wick, Drybrook, Frampton on Severn, Ruardean Hill, Saul, Great Rissington, Tirley, Doynton, Upper Framilode, Clements End, Oatfield, The Haw, Trow Green
September 19 - Aberdeenshire: Drumoak, Cairnie, Ruthven, Durris, South Kirkton, Easter Culfosie
September 28 - East Riding of Yorkshire: Aldbrough, Humbleton, Aldbrough Seaside, Flinton
August
August 10 - Lancashire: Huncoat, Chapeltown, Entwistle, Croston, Elswick, Priest Hutton, Borwick, Withgill, Copp, Thistleton, Ryal Fold, Bashall Eaves, Chaigley Court, Town End
August 17 - Cornwall: St Buryan, Gerrans, Tresparrett, Trethewell, Crows-an-Wra, Trewithian, Rosevine, Brane
August 24 - Cumbria: Oulton, Rosley, Brackenthwaite, Micklethwaite, Thornby, Westward, Aikhead, Red Dial, Parton, Lowca, Grasmere, Town End, Rydal, Howgate
August 31 - Dorset: Puncknowle, Litton Cheney, Long Bredy, Bovington, Charminster, East Lulworth, Shaggs
July
July 13 - Dyfed: Newcastle Emlyn, Tregaron, Llanpumsaint, Cross Inn, Saron, Llandyfriog, Burton, Maen-y-groes, Cwm-Cou, Graig Street, Ty'n-yr-eithin, Pont Ceri, Glynteg
July 20 - The Highlands: Kinlochleven, Cromarty, Kilbeg, Ferrindonald, Sasaig, Mallaig Bheag, Balnapaling, Pitcalnie, Nigg
July 27 - Bedfordshire: Shillington, Upper Gravenhurst, Apsley End, Pegsdon, Lower Gravenhurst
June
June 22 - Somerset: Westbury-sub-Mendip, Combe St Nicholas, Butleigh, Baltonsborough, Hatch Beauchamp, Easton, Lower Langford, Henton, Yarley, Chelvey Batch, Mill Street, Well Close, Slough Green, Holly Brook, Link, Charlynch, Chelvey, Montacute House
June 15 - North Yorkshire: Staithes, Easington, Hinderwell, Runswick Bay, Ellerby, Roxby, Boulby, Kettleness
June 8 - Dumfries and Galloway: Kirkconnel, Whithorn, Creetown, Crossmichael, New Abbey, Twynholm, Woodlands Estate, Parkgate, Tongland, Newbridge, Parton, Mossdale, Cults, Easter Parkgate, Craigdarroch, Holestane, Durisdeer, Enterkinfoot, Ironmacannie, Castlewigg, Sandgreen, Clonrae
June 1 - Beaches: Black Rock Sands (Morfa Bychan), Criccieth Beach (Cricceath), Monmouth Beach (Lyme Regis), Sandy Beach (Lyme Regis), South Sands Beach (Salcombe)
May
May 18 - Cornwall: Looe, Carharrack, Angarrack, St John, Tredinnick, Rezare, Lezant, Sandplace
May 11 - Stirlingshire: Killearn, Kippen, Croftamie, Buchanan Castle, Milton of Buchanan, Balfron Station, Balmaha, Causewayhead Garden, Dumgoyne, Craighat
May 4 - Worcestershire: Upton upon Severn, Ryall, Tunnel Hill, Cookhill, Holberrow Green, Bouts, Newbridge Green
April
April 20 - Dyfed, Wales: Hill Mountain, Llanarth, Llanybri, Port Lion, Castlemorris, Deerland, Landshipping, Pen-cae
April 15 - Cumbria: Baycliff, Colby, Newbiggin, Aldingham, Lupton, Crackenthorpe
April 10 - Cornwall: Goldsithney, St Erth, Wall, St Germans, Harrowbarrow, Norris Green, Carnhell Green, No Man's Land, Tregarland, Plain-an-Gwarry, Cockwells, Trevean, Gwallon, Mountjoy, St Hilary, Trebudannon, Wheal Rodney, St Enoder
March
March 23 - Norfolk: Mundesley, Winterton-on-Sea, Trunch, Rollesby, Fleggburgh, Barford, Knapton, Barney, Swanton Novers, West Somerton, Fulmodeston, Paston, Marlingford, Gunthorpe, Edingthorpe, Wramplingham, Thursford, Horsey, Glandford, Carleton Forehoe, East Somerton, Thrigby, Clippesby
March 16 - Isle of Wight: Ryde, Blackwater
March 9 - Dumfries & Galloway: Kirkcudbright, Gatehouse of Fleet, Penpont, Castle Kennedy, Dunragit, Ringford, Glentrool Village, Luckie Hargs Brae, The Stell, Stairhaven
March 2 - Derbyshire: Overseal, Walton-on-Trent, Netherseal, Oaks Green, Kniveton, Short Heath, Sudbury, Bradbourne, Ballidon
February
February 16 - Somerset: Wincanton, South Petherton, Timsbury, Farmborough, Oakhill, Chilton Polden, Carhampton, Cossington, Withycombe, Blue Anchor, Chapel Cleeve, Old Cleeve, North Cheriton, Loxton, Rudge, Blackford, Neighbourne, Ashwick, Tyning, Midway, Lattiford
February 9 - Suffolk: Reydon, Honington, Southwold, Four Ashes, Barningham, Palgrave, Badwell Ash, Chedburgh, Walberswick, Icklingham, Coney Weston, Great Green, Lackford, Tan Office Green, Hollybush Corner, Sapiston, Flempton, Stuston, Cross Green, Rede, Wortham Ling, Depden Green, Thrandeston, Dunwich, Maypole Green, Somerton, Cranmer Green, Depden, Brockley Corner
February 2 - Cumbria: Longtown, Dearham, Distington, Holme, Crosby, Cartmel, Row Brow, Plumbland, Oughterside, Blindcrake, Broughton Cross, Bridekirk, Crooklands, Farleton, Redmain, Nook
January
January 19 - Cambridgeshire: Ramsey, Ramsey St Mary's, Ramsey Mereside, Bury, Hearne Road
January 12 - Isle of Wight: Winford, Arreton, Brook, Hulverstone, Mottistone
Other locations: As we have over 17,000 locations across the UK with 4G coverage, it's not feasible to list them all in this thread. We've included new locations we've 'switched on' since the start of 2018, and will update this list weekly.
Coverage: If you'd like to check coverage levels in other locations not mentioned in this thread, you can use our coverage checker here. If you're in a location that doesn't yet have 4G, we are bringing 4G to more and more locations - so we hope you'll see the benefit of our network & spectrum investments in the near future.
Network issues: Unfortunately unforeseen faults and issues can happen, but when they do, our network teams look to resolve these as a priority for our customers. If you're experiencing issues where you normally have good coverage and signal, you can check service status updates here. You can also check out our self help guide here which may help resolve your issue, and we have a video here that may help you resolve any issues you may have.
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on 14-08-2018 21:41
@Chris_K I know this is a shot in the dark.
any more news on 4G on London Underground?
also any news on the 2300Mhz locations by any chance
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on 20-08-2018 12:36
Certainly does seem to be that any news re the 2300MHz rollout has died a death. Am sure they’ll get there in the end, just a shame o2 are being left flailing in the dust of EE and VF at the moment. 😑
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on 15-09-2018 21:17
Hmmmm...indeed !
I was getting personal tweets at one stage with a virtual running commentary on the great ‘switch on’ for 2300mhz back in April. And now what?
Precisely...NOTHING.
Anybody would have thought we’d have heard of the instant relief to the congestion in Manchester but so far there’s nothing !
Come on O2, we need to know !
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on 16-09-2018 10:56
You might well be further down the list in Manchester am afraid... it's a Vodafone controlled area, so very dependent on VF managed schedules, although now both operators have decent amounts of spectrum to deploy, (o2 with the new 2300MHz and VF with their existing 2600MHz) things might start to move more quickly as now neither has a reason to try and hobble the other in their host territories.
Looks as though Leicester is starting to get o2 2300MHZ though... so perhaps the footprint is starting to emerge outside of London?
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on 16-09-2018 11:27
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on 16-09-2018 11:27
@Anonymous wrote:... as now neither has a reason to try and hobble the other in their host territories.
Well said, @Anonymous!
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29-09-2018 08:12 - edited 29-09-2018 08:13
No, it is actually there.
But unlike EE and Vodafone O2 are playing their cards very close to their chests so nobody outside O2 really knows what’s happening next.
I follow several network enthusiasts on Twitter including the amazing Peter Clarke @pedroclarke1who knows more about networks than the networks know. I also follow the Vodafone’s head of network planning in London and the South East @ Ker Anderson;..Ker in particular is perfectly happy to state where Vodafone are improving coverage in his area especially in traditional black spots like Bromley where several fights with SNIMBYS (Super NIMBYS) have been won and progress is being made. O2 have a presence in the form of Chris Gillmore @ChrisGillmore89 who is excellent but its essentially just Chris vs several sources for EE and Vodafone.
So come on O2...its all very nice having the basics like ‘We now got 4G coverage in Ditton Priors’ but many of us here are thirsty for knowledge about O2’s network ,when exactly 2300mHz is coming on
to places other than London and how and when for example the congestion is going to be relieved in Manchester.
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