Don't beleive it.

After 10 years fttp has happened.
Middle of June OR were in the village working on the telegraph poles, checked today expecting not available and fibre is live. There is hope after all.

Great news, i remember the difference FTTC made to our speeds here when we switched i bet FTTP will be a huge boost.

We cannot get FTTP here.


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Edited by Jack_Hackett (Sat 10-Jul-21 20:44:17)

Tell Andrew the post code so he can find and update the stats. Village deployments can be hard to find/track.

Good news for you.
Only ADSL available here (hence on 4G), but after 12 years of better broadband soon, now being told FTTP within 12 months.

Post code YO61 4SL.
There has never been any message on OR that it was even pending and them suddenly it's here.

Is that postcode correct? The BT Wholesale checker doesn't seem to like it.

I was going to try to check how many addresses can get FTTP. I was wondering if the Openreach work you saw was FTTPoD being installed for someone, and yours being a lucky one of the "premises passed", that can get it as a result.

It works for me, a village North of York. Quite a number of premises on that post code can get FTTP but not all of them. Unlikely to be a result of an FTTPoD install.

In reply to a post by agkq62:

Post code YO61 4SL.
There has never been any message on OR that it was even pending and them suddenly it's here.

There is no FTTP in this post code above and still no plan. https://api.superfastmaps.co.uk/fibrecities/2.0/

Edited by adslmax (Sun 11-Jul-21 12:40:27)

Yes, it works for me on my Windows laptop. But not on my iPad for some reason. It gave the error that the address could not be recognised. (I forget the exact wording but I'm sure you know the one I mean).

Weird. Unless I'd inadvertently got a space or non-printing character in one of the fields. I hadn't thought of that.

I think you are wrong Max. FTTP is showing available on the Openreach and BT Wholesale checkers for a lot of addresses in that postcode. I wouldn't trust that map.