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Monday 03 August 1998 23:02 BST

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ONE 2 ONE, the mobile telephone company owned jointly by Cable & Wireless and US West, said it is introducing a series of consumer offers aimed at increasing its market share, including free national calls on selected tariffs.

The company said that customers signing up to One 2 One's "special edition" free national call tariffs between 10 August and 25 October this year will be able to make free calls to fixed-line phones as long as they subscribe to those tariffs. One 2 One also said that between 10 August and 11 October, charges for calls to national or local numbers and to other One 2 One customers will be reduced by 20 per cent to 40p per minute.

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