26th January 2023

Ofcom closes enforcement programme into silent and abandoned calls

A week ago, Ofcom closed its enforcement programme into silent and abandoned calls.

It focussed on the prevention and reduction of annoyance, inconvenience, or anxiety which consumers may suffer from abandoned and silent calls; and other forms of misuse of electronic communications networks and services.

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2025 Comms Council UK Awards

Comms Council UK awards are sponsored by Magrathea.

Visit our awards pages to find more information about this year’s awards.

Winners will be announced at the ceremony on 25th September at 116 Pall Mall.