It’s unlikely any MNO would publish this.Is there a list of places where three have plans to rollout 5G in the near future. Just wanting to see if they'll be coming to where I live any time soon.
I wondered if this would be the case. Googling hadn't turned up anything. Frustrating not knowing but what can you do. Thanks.It’s unlikely any MNO would publish this.
Commercially it wouldn’t make sense but also if dates slip and/or planning gets turned down customers would complain.
That and the fact that it can be a postcode lottery where they have been successful and can provide 5G depends a lot on the views of the local council's (some are anti 5G) as well the locals who will put in objections (due to their anti 5G hysteria).If you search the towns planning applications for “telecoms” or similar you’ll usually find if they have approved or declined an application from a network.
My local mast approval had designs of all the 5G tech, how it works, approval letters from all types of local MP and communities all for it.That and the fact that it can be a postcode lottery where they have been successful and can provide 5G depends a lot on the views of the local council's (some are anti 5G) as well the locals who will put in objections (due to their anti 5G hysteria).
The only MNO which gives some indication of future 5G coverage is Vodafone as their coverage map shows both existing coverage and future coverage in 3 months time.
I hope that is of some help?
Exactly; every area is different whereas your area is fully supportive of 5G, there are areas across the UK where locals are up in arms at the very thought of 5G being brought to their area, the same locals who believe in conspiracy theories and wear tin foil hats...My local mast approval had designs of all the 5G tech, how it works, approval letters from all types of local MP and communities all for it.
What I couldn’t see in any of the documents, was any of the bands available, just referring to 4G/5G. Usually see some technical detail but I couldn’t find it
Either way, a great addition to the city when it’s live.
Exactly; every area is different whereas your area is fully supportive of 5G, there are areas across the UK where locals are up in arms at the very thought of 5G being brought to their area, the same locals who believe in conspiracy theories and wear tin foil hats...
The amount of clickbait articles by local newspapers showing the locals campaigning against those 5G masts causing ill health to locals with said locals looking happy to have prevented such upgrades are plenty, indeed it's been discussed many times here etc...
It really does depend on where you live as to coverage and what the locals are like.
That and the fact that it can be a postcode lottery where they have been successful and can provide 5G depends a lot on the views of the local council's (some are anti 5G) as well the locals who will put in objections (due to their anti 5G hysteria).
The only MNO which gives some indication of future 5G coverage is Vodafone as their coverage map shows both existing coverage and future coverage in 3 months time.
I hope that is of some help?
If you search the towns planning applications for “telecoms” or similar you’ll usually find if they have approved or declined an application from a network.
It seems odd when you can just run wires off of poles. That what the first Altnet in our area did, though now we have nexfibre digging up everythingAh, I found the one I was thinking of. It's IX Wireless. There's been a lot of backlash in the Greater Manchester about their masts being installed in streets. It's basically to enable wireless fibre-broadband. But really, it's just a cost saving exercise as far as I can see. Instead of the cost of digging up, laying and resurfacing to install FTTP, this is a shortcut.
It seems odd when you can just run wires off of poles. That what the first Altnet in our area did, though now we have nexfibre digging up everything![]()
Vodafone and O2 have a mast sharing agreement, that's probably whyVodafone really need to up their game around here, it's a signal black hole once you get into the village. O2 is the same, really limits choices
Three are finally getting around to my neighbourhood with 5G, I suppose sometime on the next two months they be putting in the mast and the bits that go with it including the telecom equipment boxes but for now they've just dug the trench and stuck piping in with a temporary cover and tarmacked all around it.There have been several new 3/EE monopoles (with 5G) installed in the city of Lincoln over the last 6 Months or so with new antennae on some other masts. 3 is live on most of them but EE is not yet.
I live just outside the city and my 2 closest masts have not been upgraded but I can just get some 700Mhz 5G here.