EE switches on 5G in three more places in Yorkshire

On 8th April, EE switched on 5G in three more places in Yorkshire – among 35 new towns and cities across the UK to get connected to its 5G network.

Barnsley, Harrogate and York are the latest places in the county to receive the service through EE, with 18 places now connected in total across the Yorkshire and The Humber region.

The mobile network operator has today added outdoor 5G coverage to some of the UK’s most popular tourist landmarks, historical sites, and coastal locations as lockdown restrictions start to ease and attractions begin to reopen from next week.

Attractions and landmarks that will receive 5G outdoor coverage include York Minster and York Museum Gardens in York; Wentworth Castle Gardens in Barnsley; and Killinghill Moor Country Park in Harrogate.

Residents, businesses and visitors in 160 UK towns and cities can now benefit from the fast speeds, low latency and increased reliability of EE’s 5G network, with the technology today switched on in:

1. Aldridge

2. Alexandria

3. Aylesbury

4. Ayr

5. Barnsley

6. Biggleswade

7. Blackburn

8. Bolton

9. Brighton

10. Chester

11. Colchester

12. Dundee

13. Exeter

14. Grantham

15. Gravesend

16. Harrogate

17. Lincoln

18. Milton Keynes

19. Norwich

20. Paignton

21. Poole

22. Portsmouth

23. Rickmansworth

24. Runcorn

25. Southport

26. Stockton-on-Tees

27. Stoke-on-Trent

28. Stratford-upon-Avon

29. Sunbury-on-Thames

30. Swansea

31. Swindon

32. Widnes

33. Wigan

34. Worcester

35. York