News Summary:
Mobile Broadband Network Limited, representing EE and H3G (Three), on September 14, 2026, sought permission from Pembrokeshire Coast National Park for a 4G/5G telecommunications base station on a verge off The Salterns in Tenby. The proposed replacement for an existing facility includes a 20-meter-high monopole with built-in cabinet supporting nine radio antennas, two transmission dishes, and five ground-based cabinets. Earlier, on September 10, EE Ltd applied to Leeds City Council to install a 19-meter mobile phone mast on Stainbeck Road in Chapel Allerton, north Leeds. This follows an announcement on September 9 that EE and Vodafone plan the next step of their Wray Castle project. Previously, on September 3, EE finalized a distribution deal with Readly, integrating Readly's catalog of over 5,000 magazines and newspapers into EE One Up, the rewards program for its broadband and mobile customers. At the beginning of the month, on September 1, new EE research indicated that parents, teachers, and pupils anticipate out-of-school screen time to affect the classroom as families prepared for the new school year.
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