The way UK businesses connect is about to change forever. BT has confirmed that both the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) and ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) will be permanently retired. Originally scheduled for December 2025, the final deadline for the BT ISDN switch off has now been extended to January 2027 – but the …Read more.
If you’re looking to get an 0330 number in the UK, you’re not alone. Businesses of all sizes are turning to 0330 numbers because they project a professional image, are cost-effective to run, and make it easy for customers to get in touch without worrying about premium call charges. Unlike 0845 or 0870 numbers, which …Read more.
What Do We Mean by Local and National Phone Numbers? Before deciding which type is right for your business, it’s important to understand the difference between local and national phone numbers and what they signal to your customers. Today in our Local vs National Phone Numbers post, we’ll delve into the depths of costs, how …Read more.
BT, along with the wider UK telecoms industry, is retiring the old analogue Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and moving customers to digital “landlines” delivered over broadband, often branded as Digital Voice. The national PSTN switch-off is scheduled for completion by January 2027. In practice, calls will still be made and received as usual, but …Read more.
For many small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), sticking with Daisy Communications has become the default choice simply out of habit. Daisy has been a long-standing provider in the UK business telecoms space, offering services ranging from broadband to hosted phone systems. Yet, in recent years, more and more businesses are beginning to question whether loyalty …Read more.
Many business owners stick with providers like 4Com for years, partly because switching feels risky, partly because inertia is powerful. But over time, it’s common to find yourself locked into long contracts, facing unexpected price increases, or frustrated with service limitations. If your looking to switch from 4Com or specifically how to switch from 4Com …Read more.
Introduction: Why So Many UK Households Are Overpaying for Broadband and Phone If you feel like your broadband and phone bill is swallowing a big chunk of your monthly budget, you’re not alone. In this guide today, we’ll go into how to reduce your broadband bill in the UK. Across the UK, millions of households …Read more.
Can You Still Have a Landline with Full Fibre? – The Short Answer Yes, but how depends on timing. If you already have a landline number, you can usually keep it when you switch to full fibre (FTTP). Instead of running over the old copper network, calls are now delivered using VoIP (Voice over Internet …Read more.
Read More About Our Phone Systems for Restaurants In the restaurant business, communication isn’t just important — it’s the lifeline of daily operations. Whether it’s taking reservations, managing takeaway orders, coordinating deliveries with drivers, or answering customer questions, every call matters. A single missed ring could mean a lost booking, a frustrated diner, or revenue …Read more.
Why Calls to Ireland Still Matter For people in the UK, calling Ireland isn’t just about staying in touch abroad — it’s often part of daily life. Over 600,000 Irish-born residents live in Britain, and many more people have family across the Irish Sea. Add to that the strong business ties — Ireland is one …Read more.