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Investment in broadband 'should be a govt priority'

Tuesday, May 12th 2015

The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has revealed the top issues that smaller companies across the country would like to see addressed by the new government during the next five years. After securing a surprise majority in...

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Broadband grants for Tewkesbury businesses

Monday, May 11th 2015

Businesses in Tewkesbury are being encouraged to make use of ongoing government grants to help bolster their access to superfast broadband. Funds of up to £3,000 are being made available per business from the Department for...

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Investment in digital infrastructure 'is essential'

Monday, May 11th 2015

Digital infrastructure investment will be an essential part of helping businesses and consumers alike to make the most of online opportunities in the years ahead. Alex Baldock, Group Chief Executive of Shop Direct, told Retail...

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Broadband requirement for new Cheshire developments

Thursday, May 7th 2015

All new developments to be considered for planning approval by Cheshire East Council must now include provisions for the installation of broadband services from the outset, the local authority has stated. Delivering...

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Many Brits 'would not give up broadband'

Thursday, May 7th 2015

New research from Hyperoptic has revealed a significant proportion of people in the UK would rather live without either chocolate or alcohol than give up their broadband connection. Following a poll of more than 3,000 people that...

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Petition for faster broadband in Mickleham

Wednesday, May 6th 2015

The residents of Mickleham in Surrey have put together a petition to highlight their frustration regarding a present lack of broadband connectivity in the local area. More than 200 signatures have been secured and submitted to...

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Labour accuses coalition of 'stifling broadband competition'

Friday, May 1st 2015

Shadow Cabinet Office minister Chi Onwurah has accused both the Liberal Democrat and Conservative parties of having an adverse impact on competition in the UK broadband sector during their time in office. V3.co.uk reports the...

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