Cabinet location

Is it possible to determine the location of a cabinet for my phone line ?
The latest info I've seen is that my postcode was not in the list of postcodes to be converted to support fttc
I was just wondering how I find out where this is (so I can have a look at it)
and also - what factors are used to decide between fttc and fttp (I live in a block of flats)

Thanks

Not sure as to the answer to your question, however, I was surprised when I found out my cabinet was not the one across the street (20 metres away) but down the road, three streets across. Very odd!

I was poking around in google maps for all the postcodes in the spreadsheet I saw.
Many buildings around the area are being converted, just not the road I'm down.
It's interesting to see what postcodes are where - it must be the age of the building
A lot of have been built round here more recently, but are getting FTTC
Trying to work out why I am missing out !

What spreadsheet is that? im still conserned that both google earth and my sat nav have my postcode 3 miles from where my house actualy is.

R.E.G.I.S.

This one

the one with malaware !!!!!

No, it just has too many rows to open in old versions of excel.
You can get round it.

My AV scanned it and didn't get upset.

Eh no, it's just a compatibility issue with older spreadsheet programs. Like I'd try and introduce malware on an internet forum

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I was poking around in google maps for all the postcodes in the spreadsheet I saw.
Many buildings around the area are being converted, just not the road I'm down.
It's interesting to see what postcodes are where - it must be the age of the building
A lot of have been built round here more recently, but are getting FTTC
Trying to work out why I am missing out !

They can be in odd places. I finally found my mate's thanks to the spreadsheet recently posted and some more careful leg work. His house is within a stone's throw of the exchange and we'd wondered if he'd get FTTC or not. But his attenuation is quite high so we didn't think it was a direct line. It turns out that it goes out the exchange, turns right up to the high street, turns right again and along the highstreet, right down a side road, along a snicket, then right again and around the top of his road and down to his house. So geographically it almost describes a loop, about 2km instead of 400m.

Based on that I'm pretty sure he has a cab line so ought to get FTTC later this year.

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the one with malaware !!!!!

It's a CSV file. That's text. No way to get malware out of it that I know of