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Superfast broadband key to success for Hull firm

Thursday, December 12th 2013

A computing firm from Hull has become an industry trailblazer after developing its own superfast broadband service. Golding Computer Services was set up in 1981 and has been supplying local businesses in Humberside and beyond...

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Broadband mast leads to new criticism for BT

Wednesday, December 11th 2013

Residents from Newlyn in Cornwall have reignited the backlash against BT after a communications mast intended to improve broadband was adjudged to be an eyesore. Homeowners from Kenstella Road claim the height of the 36 foot pole...

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Fibre broadband boost comes to Runcorn and Frodsham

Tuesday, December 10th 2013

The Cheshire towns of Runcorn and Frodsham have been connected to fibre optic broadband thanks to a rollout project by BT. Engineers' initial work has already brought the superfast service to 900 premises in Runcorn and 1,400...

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Environment Minister to take part in Northumberland switch-on

Monday, December 9th 2013

The Environment Minister has travelled to a rural area of Northumberland to take part in the switch-on of fibre optic broadband. George Eustace has visited the village of Rothbury to mark the initial introduction of the superfast...

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Professor claims UK broadband risks falling behind

Friday, December 6th 2013

A leading media law professor has spoken out about the state of the UK's superfast broadband coverage following the release of a new league table. University of Sussex Professor Chris Marsden made the comments at the eForum...

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Superfast Dorset provides boost to rural properties

Thursday, December 5th 2013

Homes and businesses in Dorset that thought they were going to be left out of the county's fibre optic broadband upgrade have been given new hope. The Superfast Dorset project has now increased its targets to provide...

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BT responds to BDUK criticisms

Wednesday, December 4th 2013

BT has responded to the widespread criticism that it is causing a lack of competition in the UK broadband market. The company was labelled as a "grant junkie" by Independent Networks Co-operative Association Chief...

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Suffolk calls for further broadband boost

Tuesday, December 3rd 2013

Representatives from Suffolk County Council and a group of local MPs have visited Communications Minister Ed Vaizey in an effort to increase fibre optic broadband coverage in the area. MPs Tom Yeo, Peter Aldous and David Ruffley...

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Scottish residents claim disproportionate broadband coverage must be addressed

Monday, December 2nd 2013

Homeowners and business people in Scotland claim more must be done to introduce fibre optic broadband to areas not yet covered by rollout projects. Although most of the country's major cities have been introduced to some...

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