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UK Wide numbers - The 03 range explained

The new 03 number range is split into 3 different groups aimed at specific types of organisations, businesses or individuals:

• 0300 and 0303 numbers are exclusively available to the public sector (including organisations with a .gov.uk or .nhs.uk website) and not-for profit organisations such as registered charities.
• 0330 and 0333 numbers are available for any organisation or individual that wishes to use them.
• Migration numbers 0344, 0345, 0370 and 0371 -this sub range of 03 numbers has been made available to those who wish to migrate their existing 0844, 0845, 0870 or 0871 numbers to the new 03 UK-wide numbers range. For example, a company with 0845 500 5000 will be entitled to migrate to the equivalent 0345 500 5000.

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03 UK Wide numbers

• Introduction - the future is 03
• Background - restoring confidence
• 03 -a non geographic number with a difference
• Future proofing
• No extra charge - even for mobile phone users
• 03 UK Wide -Pricing
• Early adopters of the new UK Wide Services
• Ofcom leads the way in adopting 03 phone numbers
• Raising confidence in telephone numbers - Ofcom

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If you would like one of our telecommunications consultants to contact you for further advice, please email contact@it-cts.com with your details.