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250 rural locations now receiving Vodafone 4G through Shared Rural Network programme

28 May 2024: A mast located in Church Stretton in rural Shropshire has become the 250th to go live with Vodafone 4G as part of the company’s commitment to the Shared Rural Network (SRN) programme. As a result, Vodafone customers visiting, living or working in the area are now enjoying faster and more reliable data speeds as well as better-quality voice calls.

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