Fraud Minister Lord Hanson, who spoke at our 2025 Fraud Summit has announced at the Global Anti-Scams Alliance (GASA) summit that the Fraud Strategy…
Established in 2005 by 12 founding members, CCUK is now over 100 companies strong.
Join us in celebration of the 20th anniversary of Comms Council UK at our annual Summer Forum. There will be members panel sessions and information on fraud, market update from Cavell and mentorship session with the Institute of Telecommunications Professionals (ITP) with drinks reception celebrating this milestone. We are planning many surprises on the day…
In the fast-moving world of digital communications, the fight against scam calls and telecom fraud is relentless. Threats evolve and change rapidly. It demands constant vigilance and swift action from the industry. For every legitimate service provider, combating these threats is top priority, as the stakes are high for both their customers and their own business operations.
Tackling fraud will therefore be the priority issue of 2025 for Comms Council UK. Central to the mission of our work this year will be the core themes of prevention, detection and reporting.
We launched Women in Telecoms group in September 2022.
We hope this working group provides a tangible way for our members to demonstrate commitment to women’s development.
By encouraging women on your team to join ‘Women In Telecoms’, you can actively support them with their career goals as well as giving them a voice on the key issues impacting our industry.
Comms Council UK now represents over 100 companies in the next generation communications space. Our members are predominantly involved in offering VoIP (Internet telephony) services but they are increasingly diversifying the applications available. Comms Council UK acts as the voice, educational support and networking resource for this maturing industry and is driven by the priorities of the membership.
Comms Council UK are a UK, membership-led organisation that represents companies who provide or resell business and residential customers voice services over data networks (VoIP) as well as other “over the top” applications including instant messaging and video.