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Eccentric Briton completes 1,700-mile round trip to save last red phone box of its kind
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Eccentric Briton completes 1,700-mile round trip to save last red phone box of its kind
An artist from Cornwall has completed a 1,700-mile round trip to the Isle of Lewis to save a rare telephone box from being shut down.
William Arnold, 43, who works as a photographer and artist, travelled to the remote settlement of Einacleit to place 52 calls from what is thought to be the last remaining connected double-door telephone kiosk in Britain.
Under Ofcom rules, a payphone must receive at least 52 calls p…
9 Aug, 01:16