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UK households: have you cut back spending to pay for broadband?

We want to hear from people in the UK who have reduced spending in order to pay for internet and phone bills
  
  

BT phone bill from UK based telecommunications company
BT phone bill from UK based telecommunications company Photograph: NorthScape/Alamy

Up to a fifth of UK households have struggled to afford broadband, TV and phone bills in the last year, research by Ofcom shows, with some cancelling services and others reducing their spending on items such as food and clothing to make ends meet.

Ofcom’s annual affordability report underlines the financial pressure many are under, while above-inflation rises in mobile, telephone and broadband bills are expected later this year as the cost of living crisis continues.

We want to hear from people who have cut spending on items in order to continue paying for communications services. Which areas did you have to reduce spending in?

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