Aylesbury is getting 5G mobile network

Friday, 9 April 2021 07:00

Residents of Aylesbury are going to be some of the first people in Bucks to receive 5G for their mobile phones.

EE are switching on their 5G network to 35 places in the UK with Aylesbury and Milton Keynes being two of them.

Vale Park is a chosen land mark to recieve 5G outdoor coverage as well.

The 5G is network has claimed to provide users with faster and more reliably internet speeds.

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