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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
World
Joe Griffin & Joshua Hartley

Nottinghamshire villagers angered after having no landline or internet for more than a month

Residents and business owners in a Nottinghamshire village say they are frustrated after being without a landline and internet for over a month. The villagers believe copper wiring at a BT exchange on Mattersey Road, Torworth in north Nottinghamshire, was stolen more than once, resulting in a long wait for the problem to be fixed.

As reported by Lincolnshire Live, Graham Hadley, 76, first noticed his landline was down at the start of June but said his internet is still working. "The landline first stopped working for me on June 3 I think it was.

"I tried to phone somebody and couldn't get through and soon found out from people in the village that they had the same thing. Somebody stole the copper wiring from Mattersey Road again, I think it's the third time that's happened.

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