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Telecoms giant announces that data charges for government-backed academy will be removed.

READ MORE In addition, Virgin Mobile is offering vulnerable customers who are on Pay As You Go contracts 500 minutes, 500 text messages and 1GB of extra data at no extra cost every month, while vulnerable customers on Pay Monthly contracts can receive unlimited minutes and 10GB of additional data every month. Both offers are available until the end of March. Finally, Virgin Media’s Essential broadband service continues to be available for those who receive Universal Credit. This plan costs £...

SWINDON MPs Robert Buckland and Justin Tomlinson are calling for the towns residents and businesses to help them provide more schoolchildren with…

BT offers unlimited data for remote learning UK incumbent telco joins campaign to make sure disadvantaged children can get connected as Covid-19 lockdown closes schools and other educational establishments Share this item with your network: By Published: 08 Jan 2021 15:33 Aiming to help children who need support in virtual schooling during the UK’s third Covid-19 lockdown, BT has launched the Lockdown Learning Support Scheme. In response to the closure of schools and colleges, all major...

Technology giants including BT and Three have pledged their support to assist the Government in keeping disadvantaged schoolchildren during lockdown.

Technology giants including BT and Three have pledged their support to assist the Government in keeping disadvantaged schoolchildren during lockdown.

Technology giants including BT and Three have pledged their support to assist the Government in keeping disadvantaged schoolchildren during lockdown.

Technology giants including BT and Three have pledged their support to assist the Government in keeping disadvantaged schoolchildren during lockdown.

Technology giants including BT and Three have pledged their support to assist the Government in keeping disadvantaged schoolchildren during lockdown.

Technology giants including BT and Three have pledged their support to assist the Government in keeping disadvantaged schoolchildren during lockdown.