UK number

0191 524 6511

Also written +44 1915246511 or 01915246511

Landline · Tyneside, Durham and Sunderland (0191)

Reported by one person, as a scam

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23 September 2026

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About this number

Type: A landline in Tyneside, Durham and Sunderland
Range: Ofcom allocated this range (0191 524) to BT on 23 December 2004.
First reported: 23 September 2026

Numbers can move between networks, so the caller may now use a different provider. Source: Ofcom numbering data, downloaded 23 September 2026.

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