Mobile Infrastructure Forum Welcomes APPG Report Highlighting Mobile Connectivity as the Engine of National Growth   Mobile Infrastructure Forum (MIF) welcomes the Digital Communities All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report, Reconnecting Britain: Restoring Trust, Connecting Communities and Driving Inclusive Growth . The report serves as a powerful endorsement of the industry’s role in the UK’s economic future. The APPG’s findings align with the Forum’s core policy object

MIF notes the publication of the cross party House of Lords Committee report and its recommendations regarding: Clearer guidance on compliance and evidence standards Need for adequate resourcing of the BSR Removal of small works and/or development of a streamlined process for these Need for Long term funding and training of additional inspectors Jonathan Freeman , Chair of Mobile Infrastructure Forum, said: “Robust processes and adequate resourcing of the Building Safety Re

Mobile Infrastructure Forum is delighted to announce the appointment of Jonathan Freeman as Chair, taking over from Belinda Fawcett  following completion of her two-year term.  Belinda Fawcett said: “Over the last two years the Mobile Infrastructure Forum has established itself as a leading industry voice for improved mobile infrastructure, our  proactive engagement across national and local administrations on a wide range of topics has resulted in considerable progress”  J

In collaboration with Mobile UK we have produced a set of Pro-forma gold standard application forms for seeking Gateway 2 approval from the Building Safety Regulator for Building Works to be carried out on Higher Risk Buildings. The templates can be found here: https://www.mobileuk.org/building-safety-act

Figures Released Today Demonstrate Success of Electronic Communications Code (‘ECC’) Reforms While Highlighting Pressing Need for Full...

Mobile Infrastructure Forum welcomes the Investment in Mobile Infrastructure: The UK’s Route to Grow report by  Mobile UK and it's...

A 5 point plan to building a truly mobile Britain, with every £1 invested generating £5 in economic benefit

Failing to plan, planning to fail, prioritisation of planning reform is crucial for connectivity across the UK

MIF welcomes the laying of this statutory instrument which clarifies a number of areas regarding deployment of telecoms infrastructure....

Mobile UK has launched it's awareness campaign designed to show how richer and more fulfilled our lives are by being connected through...

The Digital Connectivity Forum today published is report on how Local Authorities can act as Connectivity Enablers, focusing on how...

MIF is delighted that the Product Security and Telecommunications Infrastructure Bill has become law today. This a significant milestone...