My wife and I are traveling to England for the month of June. Our cell phone allows us to add a feature to our service for Wi-Fi calls. This is only an advantage, however, if we are not having to pay for minutes used at the point of service. In our hometown of Gainesville, there are several restaurants and cafes that have free Wi-Fi service. Is the same thing happening in England or are most of the Wi-Fi services pay-by-the-hour like Starbucks is? We will be traveling in York, Edinburgh, Llandudno, Chipping Campden, Cambridge, and London in case anyone has specifics about any of these cities.
Thanks for any information you have.