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That this House notes the recent decision by O2 to increase their mobile phone tariff for recent customers by 11.7 per cent from April 2022; further notes O2's failure in customer correspondence to highlight the total increase, instead choosing to reference their annual 3.9 per cent rise and indicate the additional RPI figure increase, which is 7.8 per cent; acknowledges that this is the latest substantial increase to hit hard pressed working families along with rising fuel costs, mortgage increases, energy costs, increasing National Insurance Contributions and rising food bills; and calls on the Government to revise plans for increases over which it has control to help deal with this series of impending financial setbacks that will be faced by millions of UK citizens.
That this House notes the recent decision by O2 to increase their mobile phone tariff for recent customers by 11.7 per cent from April 2022; further notes O2's failure in customer correspondence to highlight the total increase, instead choosing to reference their annual 3.9 per cent rise and indicate the...
That this House condemns the mobile phone operator O2 for its intransigence surrounding the siting of a phone mast on Woodgreen Drive in Worcester; fails to understand why it chose this site when alternatives with better coverage are available; is deeply worried by the complete lack of public consultation surrounding this decision and the implications this has for the mobile phone operators' own code of conduct and how other constituencies may be affected; further condemns O2 for producing misleading diagrams used by the local planning authority when making their adjudication and warns other local authorities to watch out for such practices; believes that O2 operates in an arrogant and high-handed manner when dealing with members of the public and honourable Members; and calls upon O2 to share existing masts covering the Warndon Villages area of Worcester and abandon plans to erect a mast on Woodgreen Drive, so that local people are free from the blight of mobile phone masts so close to residential properties.
That this House condemns the mobile phone operator O2 for its intransigence surrounding the siting of a phone mast on Woodgreen Drive in Worcester; fails to understand why it chose this site when alternatives with better coverage are available; is deeply worried by the complete lack of public consultation surrounding...