That is BT spin. BT need to give the power companies 8 weeks notice for power intallation and 3 months where highways works are involved. BT are simply not giving this notice.IT is BT where the problem is. THey have to schedule the work according to the Project plan but they simply are not doing so.They cannot expect to phone the power company upand expect themto turn up the next day

In reply to a post by Bob_s2:

What bit of wehat I said is rubbish.

Just about every post you write to these forums. You're totally clueless and proceed to demonstate this to all virtually everyday. Step away from the keyboard and post only when you have something constructive and meaningful to say

It looks as if BT are starting on the Suffolk Intervention program early probably due to the penalty clauses.THey have extensive planned roadworks going out well into next year

In reply to a post by Bob_s2:

probably due to the penalty clauses.

I guess they're worried about not getting it finished in 15 years.

There are no SLA's with UK power compaines around cabinet power connection

Bob

susury is part of commercial deployment (part of 2,5bn inventment) -- intewrvention is only where commenrcial not going will be some months beofre seing any cabs associated with intervention are - sudbury announded as part of Phase 8 (almost a year ago) - i wonders around some of your comments

Most of Sudbury is but not all. The plaaned BT work is an advance part f the intervention program. They are building out from Sudbury through Litttle Cornard and Assington Road and around Boxford