Scotland had 50 live mobile phone masts under the Shared Rural Network programme as of this week, according to the UK government.

TL;DR

  • The UK government said Scotland now has 50 live Shared Rural Network masts.
  • The announcement concerns mobile infrastructure in Scotland under the Shared Rural Network programme.
  • The source excerpt did not state how much additional geographic or population coverage those 50 masts provide.

The UK government said this week that 50 mobile phone masts are now live in Scotland under the Shared Rural Network. The Shared Rural Network is a UK mobile coverage programme focused on extending service in rural areas.

The announcement identifies Scotland as the location and 50 live masts as the current milestone. The source provided here does not name specific operator partners, mast locations, or coverage percentages linked to those 50 sites.

The source headline says coverage is not huge, but the excerpt and description provided here do not include a quantified coverage figure. Based on the source material supplied, the confirmed fact is that Scotland has reached 50 live Shared Rural Network masts.

Related questions

  • What is the Shared Rural Network programme in the UK?
  • How many Shared Rural Network masts are live in Scotland?
  • Did the UK government publish a coverage figure for the 50 Scotland SRN masts?

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