no they aren't, at least not according to http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/fibre/t/3961132-re-...

oh look, it's you !

In reply to a post by Bob_s2:

Virgin Media Now Rolling Out New Cable within their coverage area mainly infilling areas missed and new developments etc

They've been doing this for a little while - this isn't news. They've added about 200,000 premises to the network since they started the programme.

In reply to a post by Rockh:

From what I've read they will do some infilling if there is demand from consumers and the costs are low, IIRC £400 per property or something like that.

Close - it's £300 / home passed limit.

We need evidence, a cold, hard .pdf report or news article with actual substantial sustainable claims. Your just one step up from an anonymous poster, one of many hundred steps.

He's one of those people who pops up pops for a bit with unsubstantiated rubbish then goes away for a bit, re-registers and starts the cycle again......................

Living life on the edge with his megs and his windows vista desktop popups.

In reply to a post by Ignitionnet:

In reply to a post by Bob_s2:

Virgin Media Now Rolling Out New Cable within their coverage area mainly infilling areas missed and new developments etc

They've been doing this for a little while - this isn't news. They've added about 200,000 premises to the network since they started the programme.

what areas were they doing this in and is the programme still running..?...the reason im asking is because my cousin stays in a street that was only serviced up to the building next to him and not his building or the remaining 3 past him........

cheers m8...

In reply to a post by krazykizza:

We need evidence, a cold, hard .pdf report or news article with actual substantial sustainable claims. Your just one step up from an anonymous poster, one of many hundred steps.

my area was infilled enabled dec 2009

In reply to a post by Chrysalis:

In reply to a post by krazykizza:

We need evidence, a cold, hard .pdf report or news article with actual substantial sustainable claims. Your just one step up from an anonymous poster, one of many hundred steps.

my area was infilled enabled dec 2009

They now have a team set up dedicated to extending the rollout. They will only consider areas with in their existing coverage area


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All over the place and yes it is still running.