EE outages and service status in Wester Gruinards, Scotland
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Problems in the last 24 hours in Wester Gruinards, Scotland
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EE Issues Reports Near Wester Gruinards, Scotland
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Wester Gruinards and nearby locations:
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Darren Houston (@Idarrenhouston) reported from Stittenham, Scotland@EE recieved my emergency alert but my friends who had alert turned on who are @ThreeUK customers yet to receive alert is that a failure by the three network to reach there customers in times of emergency’s?
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Finlay McCulloch (@FinlayMcCulloch) reported from Wester Gruinards, Scotland@SkyUK Thanks for that but the problem is the line and exchange. On a good day it delivers 0.34 download but continually drops off. @EE has a new 4G mast near her house offering high speed internet plus mobile signal where there was none as out in the countryside.
EE Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Gav Marten (@gavmarten) reported@BidSurreal @EE @TomTugendhat It’s mainly because our 4G mast equipment is old and oversubscribed. They aren’t updating them, blaming slow networks on delayed 5G rollout. However, 4G speeds are decent enough for most tasks.
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superposh (@pboromikky) reported@EE your signal in PE6 is absolutley honking. How can we in 2026 have literally 1 bar and almost no signal in the middle of a main village @TomTugendhat is spot on. You , o2 vodafone , three, need to get your acts together and start givings us all a decent service
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Alex Jones (@dr_besty) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE EE had to replace their entire Huawei 5G core at great expense at the behest of your government, it put their network investment back by nearly a decade, I'd maybe sit this one out if I was you
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Umm...nope (@Ummnope7) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE It's not the government's job to help you choose a decent mobile phone service. You're a grown man. You can make your own consumer choices, whether they be sensible or stupid.
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PT (@ptavfc1) reported@EE you chose to ignore me on the telephone and on here following my complaint about abysmal service and equipment that EE supplied and changed twice but you don’t “cover” your equipment!!!!! EE are appalling to deal with!!!
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Patrick Hölscher (@allnewtomorrow) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Who is virtue signalling? "But we’re spending £4.5 billion in bike lanes and crossings" Know what Paris now also has? Far superior bike infrastructure, in addition to their better mobile network buildout. Perhaps you should have countered 5G fears better when in government.
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paula hudson (@paulahudsonph) reported@EE good evening , after trying all day to reach customer services and actually “ speak” to someone I am constantly directed to a message service that tells me all is working fine 😱 it’s not or I would t be wasting my time . I’m losing the will to live and out of contract
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Ben Craig (@bendougcraig) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Tom, this issue has been going on for years. It occurs in your current and former constituencies. So why wasn’t there an effort made when your party was in government to solve this?
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Ukobach (@JasonOw55271825) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE I’m not saying immigration is the problem However it is relatively easy for a mobile cell to be overwhelmed by users - how many HMO’s have sprung up there - it’s a genuine problem and the networks usually address it with micro or pico cells
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Dr Hanko Honkasson (@drhanko2) reported@TomTugendhat @O2 @EE Tom Tugendhat suggesting that somehow the Government is responsible for very poor coverage by privately run mobile networks in Dulwich, and that taxpayer should be funding improvements for companies like EE (2025 profits £1.2 billion) as infrastructure rather than cycle lanes.