Telephone Exchange
Aston Cross Telephone Exchange

No Fibre At The Aston Cross Exchange!

Unfortunately fibre services are not available to customers connected to the Aston Cross telephone exchange at present. Please look out for upgrades by Openreach to your services in the future.

ADSL services are available with speeds up to 18Mbps, dependant on the line distance from the Aston Cross exchange to your property. ADSL suppliers include BT, Plusnet, John Lewis Broadband & ee Unlimited Broadband

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County, District or Unitary Authority = Birmingham City Council.

UK dialling code (STD code) for the Aston Cross exchange is 0121

The Aston Cross exchange is in the Birmingham group of exchanges.

47 telephone exchanges form this regional grouping.

OS Grid Ref: SP 07457 87760

Exchange Address

Located at :-
British Telecom,
Telephone Exchange,
281 Corporation Street,
BIRMINGHAM.
B4 7DP

-> Birmingham -> West Midlands

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Exchange Location



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Openreach Identifer

  • Network identifier code for the exchange is CMASTX

Your LLU Services

Telephone Exchange, Aston Cross (CMASTX) has been unbundled by TalkTalk

Static IP Address

  • Plusnet offer their broadband customers the option of a "Static IP Address" for a one off charge of just £5. Make reliable VoIP calls, run a server, host a website or monitor CCTV remotely with a "Static IP Address" from Plusnet

Fibre To The Cabinet

  • This exchange does not offer fibre services at the moment.

21CN WBC

  • This exchange has not been 21CN WBC enabled

ADSL Max

  • The Aston Cross exchange has been enabled for ADSL Max since March 2006

ADSL

  • The Aston Cross telephone exchange in Birmingham was enabled for ADSL in March 2000

Ofcom Classification

  • The BT exchange, Aston Cross is classified by Ofcom as:- Market 3.

PSTN Network Switch Off In 2025

The first stage Openreach propose to facilitate the retirement of their public switched telephone network (PSTN) is to issue 'Stop Sell' dates for specific telephone exchanges. Once a 'Stop Sell' date has passed, communication providers (CP's) will be unable to order any copper based products if a fibre solution is available at the customer's premises. Accepted fibre solutions include FTTP and SOGEA/SOGFast.

Impacted product and services that will be unavailable beyond a 'Stop Sell' date include WLR3 analogue, ISDN 2, ISDN 30, LLU SMPF, SLU SMPF, Narrowband Line Share and Classic products. Additionally, 'Bandwidth Changes' to FTTC (VDSL2) will not be allowed beyond the 'Stop Sell' date. As an example, customers will be unable to move from 40/10 to 80/20 profiles once the 'Stop Sell' date has passed.

Openreach have identified 221 specific 'FTTP Priority Exchanges' that will be the first to receive 'Stop Sell' notices, see below.

Openreach have not identified the Aston Cross Exchange as a 'FTTP Priority Exchange' and the 'Stop Sell' date will be September 2023.

BT Wholesale Suppliers

BT Broadband & Mobile BT Broadband & Mobile

EE Home Broadband EE Home Broadband

John Lewis Broadband John Lewis Broadband

Plusnet Plusnet

LLU services from TalkTalk are available from this exchange TalkTalk

LLU services from Sky are available from this exchange Sky