Cabinet 10 went live today

Meanwhile back at PCP29.... *Tumbleweed*

Oh I got a response from Cardiff bay today

This is a standard acknowledgement e mail which confirms that we have received your correspondence to Julie James dated 28/09/2014, your reference

When we reply to correspondence we aim to do so within 17 working days. In the case of your correspondence this means a target reply date of 28/10/2014

If they spin out responding to an email for that long - god only knows how long it will take to sort out a delayed cabinet!

In reply to a post by Colin_London:

Cabinet 10 went live today

And 11

CAB 10 was live Wednesday - my father in law placed his order about 1pm

Cabinet 29 is 3 months late now, and still the wasters at Superfarce cant or wont tell us when it is ever likely to happen.

Cabinet 1 is due to go live this month incase anyone is on the same as me

Oh and Cabinet 28 went live back in August (it serves a few houses in our street)

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After following this thread for a while, was puzzled why bt wouldn't jump on using subsidised kit in such a densely populated area as the green is.

Noticed this morning about 9am a lot of workmen on the lane where pcp29 is, seemed to be working half way down the lane on the opposite side to existing cabinet. To be clear this isn't the dead end road to the Chinese take away, but the walkway to the main road.

They appeared to be the unbranded workers who laid the conduit rather than the actual fibre.

Saw a few openretch vans around today, might be wishful thinking!

Fingers crossed!

Yes I had the same information from another source.

I was about to email Cardiff and ask them why they were telling my AM that planning consent was needed when Pembrokeshire County Council say it was granted unconditionally for a new location on 27th July - and I have the reference number - this was some 2 months before the reply to my AM so they cant say consent was a late development that they were unaware of.

I'll have a look in the morning.... and see what is happening..... if anything.

Maybe by xmas...

FTTC on demand will only be available on cabs that are already enabled only

lfor the avoidance of doubt and to deal with some of the misconceptions and franly pettty sarcastic remarks ti will try and give you a view on this

There are a number of triggers to determine aorund Exchanges / cabs- trigger 1 Exchange is either enabled or Not (Y/N) -- if N (then Nothing) if Y then each cab is determined whether it will enabled (god value fo rmoney/size./ Cost Erc (Y/N -- if yes is then built if no it is then left

once those cab that are being built are done the exchange is advises as being enabled -- this is consistent right across the uk

there are a number of reason why cabs get delayed / removed -- some of these include -- no access to site / ennorous conservaiton / objections/other planning permission in place - etc / Highways -- oither utilities / cost of power --
FYI an objection can either dely the cab indedifately (each deal normally around 6 months to 2 years (depending on the workstack which is scheduled months in advance) or remove it all together in some cases. You have to remember this is about premises and coverage and milestones -- so if one cab get removed in exchange X you find another onle somewhere else in Exchange Y (around the same cost and premises count) to replace it

Edited by deleted (Sat 11-Oct-14 15:28:15)