VOICED: Dialling up creativity in Britain's unused phone boxes

The video discusses British Telecom's initiative to recycle phone boxes as their usage declines due to the rise of mobile phones. Communities have creatively repurposed these iconic structures, turning them into galleries, museums, and more, preserving their historical and aesthetic value. Despite the decline, these phone boxes remain cherished landmarks, with some community members even willing to protest their removal.

What unique recycling scheme has been set up by British Telecom regarding phone boxes?

How have communities adapted to the decline in pay phone usage?

What was the number of phone boxes in the UK in 2002, and how does it compare to the current number?

What creative uses have communities found for the iconic phone boxes?

What feelings did the community have towards the phone box that one lady wanted to chain herself to?