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Can I ask what speeds you're getting and how far you are from Countess Way so I can cry myself to sleep tonight?! 
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i am not at home but this is the last link i have -
Speed
This was taken a few weeks ago i have had the download as high as 95 and the upload 14.5
I am in Shenley Lodge -- Near Furzton Lake
Thanks
Edited by deleted (Fri 23-Sep-11 13:41:16)
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b-l-imey.....!
the fastest I get on the other end of the H7 is 1mbps 
seriously though, enjoy!
Paul
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in case this went un-noticed, the product goes live on 31 Oct (2011)
new article new article
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if its going live as a product, will they then fill in the gaps or just keep it to the areas on the trial?
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Going live only means you will be able to buy the service through retail channels.
Pricing still unknown, but I think you may be able to choose a FTTP speed and pay accordingly.
If there is enough demand, they may look to fill the gaps more quickly.
Also, FTTP is up to 300 from spring 2012.
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So if there isn't enough demand in the areas they chose for the trial, the unfortunate ones like us who wern't included (for whatever reason) might not get connected....
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Yup. If you are not in one of the areas already served in the trial, not much home they will expand coverage after go-live.
I am sure there is a plan to eventually provision FTTx for the rest, but that is quoted as 2017. Only demand or funding can bring that forward.
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2017 - !
I keep asking BT, all they say is "keep checking"...
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NEWS FROM BT:
BT announced on 19-Dec-11 that it is to extend the reach of its super-fast broadband network in Milton Keynes.
They revealed that 20,000 more homes and businesses in Bradwell Abbey will be able to receive super-fast broadband by the end of 2012. Around 9,600 homes and businesses will be able to receive service over FTTP and 10,700 will be served by BT�s fibre to the cabinet (FTTC) super-fast fibre-based broadband.
Around 11,000 homes and businesses are already within reach of the FTTP technology and today�s announcement means that about 95 per cent of premises served by the Bradwell Abbey exchange will have access to faster broadband through a mix of FTTP and FTTC technologies.
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