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Agree with this. We need a little bit of trust sometimes rather than just relying on Openreach rollout checkers etc.

Those checkers can be wrong or Openreach may choose not to share plans publically for some areas. I know of a whole town round here that is at a very advanced stage of FTTP build. 2/3 of pole mounted DPs are completed. But on the Openreach checker there’s nothing, no plans for that area!

Another town round here got to 50% FTTP build complete, no sign of it on the Openreach rollout checker, then suddenly it was announced as part of a “rural rollout”, few weeks later much of it went live for orders.

Edited by _Icaras_ (Wed 17-Feb-21 10:31:55)

I have a very similar question regarding Roadworks planned for tomorrow as reference BC008WD3MT71P on RoadWorks.org

Is there a simple way to lookup more info on these?

At least Openreach in that region stuck a description in! Round here they dont bother

In reply to a post by Salem874:

I have a very similar question regarding Roadworks planned for tomorrow as reference BC008WD3MT71P on RoadWorks.org

Is there a simple way to lookup more info on these?

The DfT initiated changes on the grounds of data protection some time back, so to comply one.network had to remove the properly meaningful descriptions from their portal tools for unregistered users. To be a registered user, you must be an affiliated member of a roadworks registered organisation. Joe Public can no longer see the details associated with these permits on one.network.

An aggregation tool like Better Internet Dashboard which looks at various sources of data to paints a more useful picture of what is happening in an area...

From which we can see that Openreach need traffic managements (two-way signals) in place so that they can install a new pole tomorrow.

Edited by Pheasant (Thu 21-Apr-22 20:18:55)

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