How Small Businesses Should Migrate from PSTN to VoIP Before 2027
With the PSTN retiring under the all-IP migration completing in 2027, small firms need a clear path off analogue lines. This guide sets out a staged migration: audit, choose a provider, port numbers, test and train.
Communications Infrastructure on Private Land: Rights and Responsibilities
When operators want masts, cabinets, or cables on private gardens, farms, or estates, the Electronic Communications Code governs the balance of rights. This guide sets out what operators can do and what remedies landowners hold.
Telegraph Pole Removal: Who Is Responsible and What to Do
Wanting a telegraph pole gone is common, but removal is rarely straightforward. This guide explains when removal can be requested, who owns the pole, how to apply to Openreach, and what happens if the operator refuses.
Wayleave Agreements for Telephone Poles: What Landowners Need to Know
A telephone pole or overhead line crossing your land is usually there under a wayleave. This guide explains what a wayleave is, how the Electronic Communications Code applies, what landowners can and cannot do, and the route to having a pole removed.
