Nick Atty wrote: >Which is fine except for the odd person without a mobile who needs a >phone. I don't think there's much that can be done about it - I can't >see public payphones (outside, say, touristy areas in big cities and a >few other specialist) surviving more than another few years. > > The one in our village gets quite a bit of use. We see all the various delivery drivers stop there because a) there's little or no mobile reception here b) one postcode covers almost the whole village so satnav is no good. c) we have very few road name signs or house signs
So they all have to use the payhone to call and ask "Where the hell are you?"
