Mrs Redboots wrote:
Stephen Osborn wrote to uk.transport.london on Mon, 3 Jan 2005:

"Clive D. W. Feather" wrote in
message ...
In article , Stephen Osborn
writes
'phONEday' was in 1995 and all STD codes that did not start 01
had a 1 inserted.

Except for the five that got completely changed.

I meant that all STD codes that did not start 01 were changed so
that they did start 01.

Again, not true. All the NI codes were changed to start 02, as were
several other places.

But that was the Big Number change in 2000, not the phONEday change in
1995. The latter resulted in Belfast, for example, changing from 0232
to 01232.

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Richard J.
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