Faster speeds and fewer connectivity not spots would be just two areas of significant potential available to the UK if its mobile market was on a level playing field with other countries.
Since the start of June, our herd of temporary mobile phone masts – known as Cells on Wheels (COWs) – has been working hard at some of the UK’s biggest events.
In spring 2025, Vodafone and UK National Parks announced a new three-year partnership with an aim to support the parks communities, while exploring ways to protect the National Parks vital ecosystems using the power of Vodafone’s network.
As fans build up to the England match on Saturday night, VodafoneThree has announced that data usage hit unprecedented heights across the team’s previous fixtures.
VodafoneThree has today announced the completion of a world-first network upgrade, successfully unifying core-level sharing through ‘Multi-Operator Core Network’ (MOCN) technology with its existing ‘Multi-Operator Radio Access Network’ (MORAN) infrastructure over a multi-vendor 4G and 5G network.
VodafoneThree’s network improvements mean that connectivity could now be improved in as many as 1,400+ UK car parks, potentially helping up to 112,000 drivers at any given time and saving Britain’s motorists from parking fines.