Kilmarnock MP visits local store to discuss mobile coverage

Security and cyber resilience were also among the topics raised <i>(Image: Lillian Jones MP)</i>
Security and cyber resilience were also among the topics raised (Image: Lillian Jones MP)
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A KILMARNOCK MP has visited a town centre business to discuss mobile coverage across the area.

Lillian Jones, MP for Kilmarnock and Loudoun, visited the O2 store in Kilmarnock alongside Councillor Barry Douglas.

The pair met with staff to discuss mobile coverage across Kilmarnock and Loudoun, as well as the company's work in the local community.

Discussions also covered O2's work supporting vulnerable customers through the National Databank.

The initiative aims to help people experiencing data poverty access mobile connectivity.

Security and cyber resilience were also among the topics raised during the meeting.

Ms Jones thanked the O2 team for meeting with her and Councillor Douglas and highlighted its work supporting people locally.

She added: "Really appreciate the team taking the time to meet with us and for the support they provide to our local community."

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