By John Glenday

The chief executive of BT has conceded that his company must do more to improve the quality of its broadband offer in an unusual public admission of failure in The Telegraph.

Acknowledging customer complaints, Gavin Patterson admitted that some consumers were left languishing on slow speeds and left in the lurch with a lack of communication as to when they might expect to receive high speed broadband.

Patterson wrote that he was ‘under no illusions about the strength of feeling’ after being bombarded with ‘irate’ letters from customers who are ‘frustrated about the quality of their broadband connection’.

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Source: The Drum