Openreach — the infrastructure arm of BT, which manages the nationwide network of copper landlines and full-fibre broadband used by brands like EE, TalkTalk, Sky Broadband, Plusnet, and of course, BT — has confirmed the next 79 locations across the UK where it will block sales of traditional copper-based landline phones. Halting new sales is the first step in the process to transition every address to broadband-powered landlines. Everything you need to know about 2027 deadline for traditional landlinesThe latest move will impact over 900,000 premises across the UK. In total, Openreach has now …
