Ross - each cab is clearly annotied during its decisioning process as to why included / excluded -- now you migh have a consiparathy theory -- but i can assume you there is a audit track of each cab and why included / excluded up to end of commerical programme wther you like it or not

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In reply to a post by Fastman2:

Ross - each cab is clearly annotied during its decisioning process as to why included / excluded -- now you migh have a consiparathy theory -- but i can assume you there is a audit track of each cab and why included / excluded up to end of commerical programme wther you like it or not

EO lines are not connected to a cab. However where do we attain this information you speak of?

Andrew it was Digital Scotland who stated that satelite was not an option, not me. As we all know 3mb vrs Satelite has many pro's and cons, mostly cons.

In reply to a post by Desmond:

I was entertained by a poster yesterday, and wondered, given where it was, whether the Government were trying to be ironic or insulting. I visited the quoted website and here is a quote directly from the Government's own web site for superfast broadband "Focus is now on the �final 5%� � those areas in the most remote and hardest to reach places in the UK that are not covered by existing plans" (my emphasis). Given that there are no plans at all for thousands of homes (including those in the building the poster was attached to) within earshot of Big Ben (even in sight of it from the fourth floor upwards), this can only be an outright lie.

I have a letter from BT (who had to be contacted on three separate occasions before they would respond to my MP - Andrew Rosindell) stating that they will not be looking at my area until "...at least 2017 and even then my not meet commercial model..." . I live in Romford (The London Borough of Havering).

The lack of coverage in London and Greater London is very real, and does not look like it will be changing. Ask anyone who lives in a flat and they will tell you that they are stuck with appalling ADSL of 1-3Mbs.