BT agrees to turn Openreach into independent company
Caves to pressure from Ofcom and wider industry
BT agrees to major Openreach changes
Openreach will become a separate business after BT bowed to ongoing pressure from Ofcom and industry rivals. However, BT will still legally be the owner of the company and set the budget Openreach is given...
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