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Summary Interim Responses Summary of consultation responses to 10/09/2020 Agree Telephone Ave. BT Ref Address Postcode Adopt Reason for objection - based on need for telephony only not the kiosk Number calls p/m Object Easting Northing Lat Long_ CC_Area Ward_Area O/S 95 WESTFORD PCO1 WESTFORD 7 objections received, including from Alness Community Council and all local Members Object 264408 869411 57.69401417 -4.27641Alness Cromarty Firth 17 01349882671 ALNESS IV17 0RZ 8 of Highland Council, indicating poor mobile phone coverage and local residents' 7 objections received, including from Alness Community Council and all local Members Object 264908 869586 57.69573535 -4.26812Alness Cromarty Firth 1801349882562 O/S 190 PCO1 KIRKSIDE ALNESS IV17 0RH 8 of Highland Council, indicating poor mobile phone coverage and local residents' O/S 20 NOVAR RD PCO1 NOVAR ROAD 6 objections received, including from Alness Community Council and all local Members Object 265331 869580 57.6958084 -4.26103Alness Cromarty Firth 19 01349882387 ALNESS IV17 0QQ 6 of Highland Council: indicating poor mobile reception, low levels of mobile phone 6 objections received, including from Alness Community Council and all local Members of Highland Council, indicating poor mobile reception, low levels of mobile phone ownership and importance of the public call box to elderly residents. Area has high Object levels of multiple deprivation - objection based on "reasonable needs". Removal would O/S 144 MILNAFUA PCO1 MILNAFUA exacerbate deprivation for local residents without access to mobile phones. 267406 870107 57.70115526 -4.22654Alness Cromarty Firth 20 01349882312 ALNESS IV17 0YT 1 4 objections received, including from local Members of Highland Council, indicating local Object residents' dependency on use in emergencies. Wider area includes localities with high O/S 51 HIGH ST PCO1 HIGH STREET levels of multiple deprivation - objection based on "reasonable needs". Removal would 265740 869593 57.69604742 -4.25418Alness Cromarty Firth 22 01349882779 ALNESS IV17 0SH 37 exacerbate deprivation for local residents without access to mobile phones 1 objection emphasising importance as the only phone box for many miles, especially to MIDDLE TOSCAIG PCO1 APPLECROSS Object sailors on yachts. Removal would exacerbate risks to public safety in the event of an 49 01520744254 STRATHCARRON IV54 8LY 0 emergency. 171139 838494 57.37915944 -5.80889 Applecross Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh 5 objections received from Ardross Community Council and local Members of Highland Council - indicating limited mobile coverage which is unavailable to PAYG customers. Object 264438 873625 57.73184429 -4.27828Ardross Cromarty Firth 16 01349882219 NEAR SMITHY PCO1 ARDROSS ALNESS IV17 0XW 0 Within one mile of snow gates at B9176, so important for emergencies. Removal would 3 objections received. Patchy 3G and 4G coverage. Located at train stop. Removal Object 176897 782566 56.88065564 -5.66341 Arisaig Fort William and Ardnamurchan 79 01687470209 RAILWAY STATION PCO1 LOCHAILORT PH38 4LZ 0 would exacerbate risks to public safety in the event of an emergency. 4 objections received. No 4G and only patchy 3G signal available from O2, which is not Object 212308 932600 58.2419761 -5.19928 Assynt North, West and Central Sutherland 37 01571833239 NEAR POST OFFICE PCO DRUMBEG LAIRG IV27 4NW 0 strong enough for voice calls. Landmark in a very remote area. Removal would O/S HARBOUR OFFICE PCO1 CULAG NEW 3 objections received. Coastal harbour location ('overriding criteria'), important to Object 209160 922260 58.14790361 -5.24434 Assynt North, West and Central Sutherland 38 01571844714 PIER LOCHINVER LAIRG IV27 4JP 0 reporting harbour and fishing accidents and for use by foreign sailors. Removal would No evidence 225040 921954 58.15173176 -4.97472 Assynt North, West and Central Sutherland 3901571822201 PCO PCO1 ELPHIN LAIRG IV27 4HL 1 for objection ULLAPOOL-LOCHINVER ROAD PCO1 27 objections received, including from Assynt Community Council. No mobile coverage; Object 221241 911099 58.05285232 -5.03089 Assynt North, West and Central Sutherland 40 01854666244 ELPHIN LAIRG IV27 4HH 2 no nearby commercial premises to provide alternatives. Grampian Speleological Group 2 objections received, one citing importance in complementing nearby defibrillator. Object Remote area with no mobile coverage. 189996 891664 57.86493781 -5.54204 Aultbea Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh 41 01445731210 PCO POST OFFICE LAIDE ACHNASHEEN IV22 2NB 0 Removal would exacerbate risks to public safety in the event of an emergency. No evidence 290365 813517 57.19927885 -3.81617 Aviemore Badenoch and Strathspey 58 01479810192 PCO PCO1 AVIEMORE PH22 1QD 3 for objection No evidence 289568 813380 57.19785737 -3.8293 Aviemore Badenoch and Strathspey 5901479810435 PCO PCO1 MILTON PARK AVIEMORE PH22 1RR 5 for objection No evidence 289560 812559 57.19048421 -3.82906 Aviemore Badenoch and Strathspey 60 01479811358 PCO PCO1 GRAMPIAN ROAD AVIEMORE PH22 1PD 10 for objection 2 objections received, including from Aviemore and Vicinity Community Council. A central location for a large number of visitors involved in outdoor activities; area with poor mobile reception. Public phone is essential for reporting mountain emergencies 'out of Object hours' when lodge closed. Removal would exacerbate risks to public safety in the event of an emergency. It is a starting point and hub for a wide ranges of outdoor activities, throughout the year. There is a clear need to retain provision to allow access to emergency services. 297601 809805 57.16762355 -3.69495 Aviemore Badenoch and Strathspey 66 01479861279 AT GLENMORE LODGE PCO1 AVIEMORE PH22 1QZ 6 39 objections received, including from Cairngorm Mountain Rescue Service: this is a mountainous area which is very popular with outdoor enthusiasts and visitors, but has inconsistent mobile reception which is severely interrupted by adverse mountain weather conditions. The public phone location is vital for raising emergency services in the event that facilities are closed and mobile phones are inoperable due to signal loss, or loss of Object battery power. Removal has the potential to delay emergency assistance. This is the highest phone box in this mountainous area, and as the access point for walkers it is a landmark they are highly likely to return to in an emergency to raise help. Cold weather conditions, especially in winter, significantly reduce mobile phone battery life, leaving visitors with unanticipated need for the call box. Mountain Rescue highlight that under deep snow conditions, travel time to the nearest alternative call box may be a full day, 299084 805930 57.13315795 -3.66887 Aviemore Badenoch and Strathspey 67 01479861209 PCO THE LOWER SKI LIFT AVIEMORE PH22 1RB 4 making this box essential in case of emergency. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE PCO1 CULLODEN No evidence 273004 847171 57.49689456 -4.12066 Balloch Culloden and Ardersier 46 01463790250 ROAD BALLOCH INVERNESS IV2 7HQ 14 for objection 29 objections received, including from Berriedale & Dunbeath Community Council and a local Member of Highland Councill: remote and isolated location which is home to a large elderly population and popular with walkers, but has no mobile signal. Line in public call box is currently out of order and local landlines also regularly subject to faults. Box is Object located on the most popular route for climbers to scale Morven, the highest mountain in Caithness. Agents for local landed estates regard use of the public call boxes as integral to communicating during work across the area, due to lack of mobile signal. Line has historically been used to report road accidents. Community Council note that Fire Service have tested mobile reception in the area, finding it to be lacking. Call box requires repair 307579 929774 58.24693326 -3.57615 Berriedale and Dunbeath Wick and East Caithness 2501593731209 PCO PCO1 BRAEMORE DUNBEATH KW6 6EX 5 and retention for emergency use. PCO PCO1 UPPER BREAKISH ISLE OF No evidence 167995 823080 57.23942122 -5.84659 Broadford and Strath Eilean a' Cheò 82 01471822214 SKYE IV42 8PY 0 for objection 1 objection received from Carrbridge & Vicinity Community Council, highlighting significant usage by locals and large numbers of tourists without access to mobile Object phones. Removal would exacerbate risks to public safety in the event of an emergency. 290754 822747 57.28224223 -3.81381 Carrbridge Badenoch and Strathspey 5701479841200 PCO PCO1 CARRBRIDGE PH23 3AA 13 1 objection received, highlighting patchy coverage and important location at end of bus route. Removal would exacerbate risks to public safety in the event of an emergency as Object well as deprivation for local residents without access to mobile phones. 245645 856445 57.57161924 -4.58256 Contin Wester Ross, Strathpeffer and Lochalsh 1201997421394 PCO PCO1 CONTIN STRATHPEFFER IV14 9ES 0 LAY-BY ON B9006 PCO CULLODEN ROAD No evidence 270138 843993 57.46755598 -4.16675 Cradlehall and Westhill Inverness South 56 01463792918 WESTHILL INVERNESS IV2 5BJ 9 for objection PCO POST OFFICE CROMDALE 2 objections received, indicating patchy mobile coverage. Removal would exacerbate Object 307521 828546 57.3380188 -3.53797 Cromdale and Advie Badenoch and Strathspey 69 01479872280 GRANTOWN-ON-SPEY PH26 3LW 3 risks to public safety in the event of an emergency. No evidence 268465 844376 57.47051161 -4.19482 Culcabock and Drakies Inverness Millburn 55 01463236331 PCO PCO1 CUTHBERT ROAD INVERNESS IV2 3RU 2 for objection O/S STAFFORD HOUSE PCO1 HIGH STREET No evidence 254830 858780 57.59561927 -4.43054 Dingwall Dingwall and Seaforth 14 01349864121 DINGWALL IV15 9SS 18 for objection 1 objection received, highlighting regular use and location in an area with low mobile Object 254431 858992 57.59739329 -4.43734 Dingwall Dingwall and Seaforth 15 01349863242 PCO PCO1 MILL STREET DINGWALL IV15 9PX 13 phone ownership which is also situated on a main travel route. Removal would 13 objections received, including from Dornie Community Council which highlighted significant use to reach emergency services. No mobile signal within six miles (potentially 30 mins by car), in an area popular with walkers and cyclists. Area known for Object mountainside fatalities.
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