EE switches on eight new LTE mobile sites in Galloway, West Dumfries area

UK mobile operator EE switched on eight new 4G/LTE mobile sites in the Galloway and West Dumfries area. The new sites provide LTE to large sections of roads that previously had no mobile coverage, including the A702, A713, A716, A747, A746, B793, B7005, and the B7052. The LTE coverage expansion is part of EE's ongoing investment to provide coverage for the new Emergency Services Network, which will connect 300,000 UK emergency services personnel. Local residents, businesses and tourists in Drummore, Rhins, Port Logan, Mochrum, Parton and Loch Ken will now be able to access 4G/LTE, some for the first time in the area. Across the UK, EE is building and upgrading more than 100 sites to LTE every week as part of its network expansion. Some of these sites add new coverage, while some increase signal strength, capacity and reliability in areas with existing coverage. EE's LTE network covers more than 85 percent of the UK geography.

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