Battling villagers have won their fight with BT to save their last working red phone box after the telecom giant said it was ...

the red telephone box - officially known as the K2 model - won a competition to find a replacement for the unpopular early version of the kiosk. The prototype still stands outside London’s Royal ...

The Giles Gilbert Scott-designed red telephone box was, at the time of Orwell’s essay ... Rob is a writer, broadcaster and playwright who lives in Brixton, South London. He regularly contributes to ...

1926 - the K2 design, in what would become the iconic phone box red colour, was rolled out in London. It proved too big and expensive to install anywhere else in the country. Two hundred of these ...

A red London telephone box has been playfully reimagined into a children’s library kiosk. The project titled The Upper Street Little Library is the result of a joint collaboration between William ...

Villagers fighting to save their last working red phone box after BT said it was only used nine times last year are queuing up to use. Locals in Sharrington, Norfolk, are determined to save the ...

Around 1,000 red phone boxes are up for “adoption” in Britain amid a continuing decline in the use of payphones. Architect Giles Gilbert Scott designed the first incarnation of the famous red ...

Mr Lewis said the red phone boxes are recognised “the world over”. “In London, tourists queue for hours just to get a picture in or beside one of these red phone booths,” he pointed out.