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**Chris** · 28-04-2014, 17:39

There are similar issues all over the country where EE, which runs T-Mobile and Orange networks, and carries Virgin Mobile service, has combined its physical networks and then started switching off towers that (in its opinion) are duplicating coverage of the same areas. As a result, new blackspots have popped up all over the place.

I can't say with any authority that this is what has happened to you but it is definitely a familiar pattern.

28-04-2014, 17:39	#2
Chris Trollsplatter Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 38,233	Re: Reduced signal around Teddington Lock There are similar issues all over the country where EE, which runs T-Mobile and Orange networks, and carries Virgin Mobile service, has combined its physical networks and then started switching off towers that (in its opinion) are duplicating coverage of the same areas. As a result, new blackspots have popped up all over the place. I can't say with any authority that this is what has happened to you but it is definitely a familiar pattern.