28 Aug 2024 02:40 PM
Oh yes! I'm with Bt. They have no interest in the country boys. The big bucks are in the cities. I have 4g occasionally.
28 Aug 2024 02:44 PM
Thanks Mark will look into it. The government promise the earth with broadband. They even dug up the lane two years ago and buried a fibre cable but that's as far as it gets. They are talking about taking BT to court for non provision I hope they do. We are locked in the 20th century
28 Aug 2024 03:00 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out moreNo sign of fibre here yet either, and I live in a not very rural village 2 miles (barely) outside of a city
28 Aug 2024 06:31 PM - last edited: 28 Aug 2024 06:32 PM
Posted by a Superuser, not a Sky employee. Find out more
@charlie0105 wrote:
The government promise the earth with broadband.
Previous governments may have done so: I don't think this one has expressed an opinion yet.
They even dug up the lane two years ago and buried a fibre cable but that's as far as it gets. They are talking about taking BT to court for non provision I hope they do. We are locked in the 20th century
Not 'BT': that's a ISP competing with Sky and others. The Openreach/BT Wholesale target for the national FTTP rollout is all 'commercially viable' addresses to be within reach by the end of 2026: that leaves around 20% which would cost more to provision than all future ISP income derivable from the location, and obviously this is something of a problem...
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