Talk:Telecommunications towers in the United Kingdom
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<removed from article:> To do: private point-to-point microwave links, CCTV, wireless Internet access
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editA supremely uninformative cleanup tag, but never mind. This article is pretty useless. The bit in the History section is covered by British Telecom microwave network and the rest of it - not that there is much - could be merged into Telecommunications in the United Kingdom, IMHO. --Harumphy 14:23, 19 October 2007 (UTC)
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