Proposed removal of BT phone boxes in Aberdeenshire

What you told us

You shared your views on BT’s proposal to remove 19 public payphone boxes across Aberdeenshire, as they were considered no longer meeting Ofcom’s criteria for retention. Feedback was gathered through Community Councils, Area Managers, and a wider public consultation on Engage Aberdeenshire.

What we're doing

Aberdeenshire Council reviewed all responses and formally objected to the removal of 6 of the 19 payphones. BT has since agreed to retain 2 of these boxes in Gardenstown and Hatton of Fintray, where mobile coverage was found to be insufficient. The Council has also requested a review of BT’s decision to proceed with removals in Ballater and Kemnay. Additionally, some communities are choosing to adopt redundant kiosks for alternative local use.

You can view the original page here: Proposed Removal by BT of 19 Public Call Boxes in Aberdeenshire | Engage Aberdeenshire

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