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Virgin Media outages and service status in Bridgwater, England

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Virgin Media offers mobile phone, television, broadband internet and phone service over the cable network. Virgin Media is part of NTL:Telewest. Virgin's mobile service is available under the Virgin Mobile brand, which operates as a mobile virtual network operator using the T-Mobile and Orange networks.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Bridgwater, England

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Virgin Media Issues Reports Near Bridgwater, England

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Bridgwater and nearby locations:

  • robnitm
    Rob Baker (@robnitm) reported from Kingston St Mary, England

    @julieo25 @virginmedia I’ve been on EE for three or four years. No trouble and a load of free data for my phone.

Virgin Media Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • DonWAFC2
    don (@DonWAFC2) reported

    @D4N7O @virginmedia Not working here as well ffs

  • walton_bhoy
    John Bhoy Walton (@walton_bhoy) reported

    @virginmedia No i am going to i said to the call handler i dont believe a word anyone connected to your company says anymore i took a day off work and was told it was fine. I am paying for something which seems to be known there is an issues which are not getting fixed

  • GGBaskcomb_ACP
    Gareth G Baskcomb (@GGBaskcomb_ACP) reported

    Intermittent signal once again. Router trying to find the signal without any success - it's literally a waiting game now @virginmedia

  • pachicin
    Pachicin 🇬🇧 (@pachicin) reported

    Virgin Media. An astonishingly **** company, even by the standards of the UK telecoms industry. You are an absolutely ******* appalling company. You utter ******* disgrace.

  • stevefairclough
    stevefairclough (@stevefairclough) reported

    @virginmedia What a shitshow. Possibly the worst experience I’ve had in my life trying to deal with your crappy AI bots… I’d appreciate a phone number….

  • KarenLancs
    Karen (@KarenLancs) reported

    @O2 @virginmedia had no internet since 7am - intermittent signal! Now says no broadband issues, but still cannot connect - PR5 area - please sort it out!

  • Brandon16FC
    Brandon 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🦢 (@Brandon16FC) reported

    @virginmedia @D4N7O Not working still

  • mont88n
    Mont (@mont88n) reported

    @wixinho @steppaCS @virginmedia Same here, impossible to deal with on phone. Never reply to emails. Can’t even quit

  • dinho_1545
    AHMADINHO 🇳🇬🇬🇧 (@dinho_1545) reported

    @Buzillion Now three is giving me 15 pounds option sha , the problem is the building only had virgin media service

  • TruthAsylum121
    (Re)Search & Destroy (@TruthAsylum121) reported

    THREAD 9 — COMMUNITY CALLING AND THE MONEY BEHIND THE DEVICES The Community Calling programme gives us another important part of the story. Virgin Media O2 and Hubbub have worked together to collect and redistribute unwanted smartphones. Migrant Help has been one of the organisations receiving devices for asylum seekers and refugees. Then there is the Tech Lending Community Fund. The first phase was worth £400,000 and supported charity partners to establish tablet-lending hubs. The projects included organisations such as Thames Reach, the Kurdish and Middle Eastern Women’s Organisation, Willowacre Trust, Refuge and Leeds Refugee Forum, with tablets and O2 data being made available through the programme. In Swansea, around 700 donated phones were distributed through a Community Calling project, with O2 providing 12 months of free data, calls and texts. Swansea Asylum Seekers Support made 127 referrals to the scheme in 2021. Its records also show £8,175 spent on phone top-ups, covering 1,160 £10 top-ups. There was another £2,400 provided by Hay Brecon Talgarth Sanctuary for Refugees. The funding came through organisations including the Moondance Foundation, Comic Relief/SCVS Emergency Fund and Welsh Government/SCVS Integration Care Fund. This is where the investigation starts moving beyond technology companies. There is philanthropic money. There is council money. There is Government money. There is corporate money. And there are charities distributing the resulting technology.