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BT boosts Norfolk fibre broadband coverage
BT has rolled out its fibre optic broadband service to more Norfolk communities. Norwich Thorpe, Norwich West, Dereham, Gorleston, Caister on Sea and Thetford are the latest locations in the county to gain access to the...
Read moreBT says UK does not need universal FTTP
There is no need for fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband to be rolled out across the whole of the UK, according to BT's group strategy director Sean Williams. Speaking to the House of Lords communications committee, Mr...
Read moreAttempted broadband cable theft leaves Highlands customers offline
The attempted theft of a subsea fibre optic broadband cable has left thousands of residents and businesses across the Highlands without internet access. BT said the problem affected communities served by nine exchanges -...
Read moreBT Infinity fibre broadband rolled out in Suffolk
The first homes and businesses in parts of Suffolk have been upgraded to receive BT's Infinity fibre optic broadband service. Over the next few weeks, more than 54,000 properties in Ipswich, Woodbridge, Felixstowe and...
Read moreBT rolls out fibre broadband to 110 Londonderry cabinets
BT has upgraded 110 street cabinets in Londonderry to receive fibre optic broadband in advance of next year's City of Culture celebrations. Arlene Foster, Northern Ireland's Enterprise, Trade and Investment Minister, said...
Read moreHyperoptic offers fibre broadband to Chelsea and Kensington
Hyperoptic has offered to pick up the slack after BT scrapped plans to roll out fibre optic broadband in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. BT's decision came after the borough council decided to reject 96 of the...
Read moreBT axes Kensington and Chelsea fibre broadband rollout
BT has ditched plans to roll out fibre optic broadband in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, prompting fears that the area could become an "island of slow connectivity". The company had planned to extend the...
Read moreExperts say local fibre broadband projects need common standards
Local fibre optic broadband projects need to develop common standards or risk being left as "digital islands", according to former BT Openreach chief Steve Robertson and Shadow Business Minister Chi Onwurah. Speaking to...
Read moreBT to inform Plymouth businesses on fibre broadband benefits
BT will today (May 22nd 2012) demonstrate the business advantages of fibre optic broadband to companies in Plymouth. The telecoms giant is taking a specially-adapted vehicle to the Tamar Science Park and Langage Business Park,...
Read moreBT to roll out fibre broadband in Wallasey
BT is set to bring faster internet speeds to the Wirral Peninsula as part of its national fibre optic broadband rollout. Almost 28,000 Wallasey homes and businesses will be able to receive the super-fast broadband service once...
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