Suffolk MPs to support campaign for superfast broadband
Local communities and MPs in Suffolk have joined together to bid from £530 million Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK) for bringing superfast broadband services in the county.
Businesses respond to broadband survey in West Sussex
The West Sussex County Council which launched a broadband survey at the end of February has currently received responses from more than 600 businesses
Government broadband scheme to benefit uplands rural communities
The fund which the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) gets from the Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK) and the Rural Development Programme (RDP) will go to small scale rollout plans to help the farming communities to get access high speed broadband, it has been hoped.
Fibrestream to deploy 100Mbps broadband in Great Salkeld in Cumbria
Homes and businesses in Eden Valley village of Great Salkeld in Cumbria could benefit from the 100Mbps fibred based superfast broadband network (FTTH) to be installed by the local provider Fibrestream ( NextGenUs ).
Durham County Council plans to bring fast broadband to rural homes
According to the Council, rural areas which account for 60 per cent of homes of the county do not have access to high speed broadband internet.
Herefordshire to get 4Mbps wireless broadband
A Herefordshire based technology firm will use church towers to install high speed, wireless broadband service in rural areas.
Ofcom to bring down rural broadband prices
UK broadband regulator Ofcom is set to bring down broadband prices in rural areas by reducing BT Wholesale prices.
Moorsweb project to deliver 6Mbps broadband in Farndale
North Yorkshire County Council has announced fast broadband rollout plans for the rural communities in Farndale. NYnet, the local internet service provider, will rollout the scheme to deliver speeds of around 6Mbps.
Cumbria to get universal 10Mb broadband by 2015
Government’s fibre based, rural broadband pilot scheme will bring 10Mbps broadband to all residents and businesses in Cumbria by 2015, it has been revealed.
North Dorset to benefit from fibre broadband project
The Communities Partnership Executive of North Dorset (CPEND) has revealed its plans to improve broadband infrastructure in the region after it has won £10,000 for this project.