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Standard User Nightglow
(learned) Tue 14-Jul-15 14:06:49
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Re: B31 Birmingham - Fibre


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Find your MP.

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Standard User B31
(regular) Tue 14-Jul-15 21:06:48
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Re: B31 Birmingham - Fibre


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In reply to a post by oddney:
i have contected EE about the speed they sent me a new router..
i have asked VM about fibre they said no..

who is the MP i speak for my area ?


Looks like it is Richard Burden, same as mine. He's already aware of a number of issues with broadband in the constituency, worth getting in touch to add your site to his list!

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BT ADSL customer getting 1.9 Mbps on a new road / new build development
CAB not FTTC enabled, not part of the 66% commercial plan. Not rural - no BDUK funding
(Virgin Media nearby)

Edited by B31 (Tue 14-Jul-15 21:07:35)

Standard User mlmclaren
(fountain of knowledge) Tue 14-Jul-15 21:38:36
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Re: B31 Birmingham - Fibre


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In reply to a post by oddney:
i have contacted EE about the speed they sent me a new router..


Contact EE again and tell them that your speed is significantly slower than your line should handle and tell them you should be getting a minimum of 2.5mbps (according to the BT Wholesale checker)

WBC @ 4500m > TP-Link TD-W8968v3 *Ceasing Soon
FTTC @ 450m > HG612 > Asus RT-AC87U *Migrating Soon BQM
FTTN Coming Soon


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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 14-Jul-15 22:01:42
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Given that premises in B31 3EE can get Virgin Media with no hassle, and the Virgin checker almost thinks that the single address (?) in B31 3DP can get cable I think it is less a case of chase BT, but get onto Virgin Media.

Mini not-spots in the middle of virgin areas are very difficult to justify in terms of a new FTTC box

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Standard User mlmclaren
(fountain of knowledge) Tue 14-Jul-15 22:07:06
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Yes Andrew, I agree... I was told by someone at Birmingham's superfast project or program or whatever that funding for Kings Norton had been allocated to Virgin Media and since Virgin Media has been working on improving the network and expanded it to some premises around the area...

I'm almost sure that Virgin Media will do something if they are prodded enough, I know some of the new builds on this estate have Virgin Media already (but their fronts are on roads that had CATV in them already..

The estate that stood their before the new builds also had cable but probably dead and buried now.

I think with enough contact and maybe even some signatures and order guarantee's, Virgin will do something...

As far as FTTC goes, Kings Norton (CMKING) is not going to get it , due to the heavy existence of Cable, the only time Kings Norton has popped up in any FTTx document is when Wythall took some lines or a cabinet and put fibre in it using the BDUK CSW project.

WBC @ 4500m > TP-Link TD-W8968v3 *Ceasing Soon
FTTC @ 450m > HG612 > Asus RT-AC87U *Migrating Soon BQM
FTTN Coming Soon

Edited by mlmclaren (Tue 14-Jul-15 22:09:44)

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