‘Communities across the UK are paying the price for this criminal behaviour’: Openreach teams up with metal recycling giant to tackle UK’s £4bn a decade cable theft problem
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Openreach is fighting the escalating £500m yearly cable theft problem with new partnerships, DNA tracing and grid alarms.
Openreach is fighting the escalating £500m yearly cable theft problem with new partnerships, DNA tracing and grid alarms.
Openreach is fighting the escalating £500m yearly cable theft problem with new partnerships, DNA tracing and grid alarms.
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