A revised page is now on the village website under the "iBurley" menu item - Superfast Broadband.
The page explains the different flavours of Superfast Broadband (FTTC & FTTP); How it works; The Rollout & the role of Openreach.
The link is
iBurley Superfast Broadband
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Superfast Broadband Getting Closer!
Started by Harveybos, May 07 2011 11:08 AM
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Posted 15 March 2012 - 08:23 PM
There is also quite a useful link to a speed tester on the village web site. You can check what speed you are currently experiencing both for upload and download.
It is at http://www.burley-in...rley/speed.html
It should give you something like this . . . .
It is at http://www.burley-in...rley/speed.html
It should give you something like this . . . .
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Posted 21 March 2012 - 09:39 PM
Latest news from the Burley village website:
"With just one more street cabinet to be installed (at Far Mead Croft), the announcement of the very first cabinet to be commissioned and to "go live" is also imminent.
As soon as the location of that cabinet is advised, the iBurley pages will be updated. It is presumed that BT Retail will then start taking registrations for the new Infinity Superfast Broadband service".
"With just one more street cabinet to be installed (at Far Mead Croft), the announcement of the very first cabinet to be commissioned and to "go live" is also imminent.
As soon as the location of that cabinet is advised, the iBurley pages will be updated. It is presumed that BT Retail will then start taking registrations for the new Infinity Superfast Broadband service".
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Posted 22 March 2012 - 03:14 PM
Two nights ago at about 7pm there was a knock on our door to which my wife responded, on opening the door she was greeted by two rather well built coloured gentlemen with the words in rather a gutteral tone "Do you use the telephone or broadband" but as no identity was proffered my wife in my opinion very wisely replied "No" & closed the door.
Later on when I had seen on the forum a remark that all customers would be contacted re-broadband reception I wonder if there was any connection between that & the gentlemen which knocked on our door.
Later on when I had seen on the forum a remark that all customers would be contacted re-broadband reception I wonder if there was any connection between that & the gentlemen which knocked on our door.
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Posted 12 April 2012 - 10:55 AM
catbazza, on 22 March 2012 - 03:14 PM, said:
Two nights ago at about 7pm there was a knock on our door to which my wife responded, on opening the door she was greeted by two rather well built coloured gentlemen with the words in rather a gutteral tone "Do you use the telephone or broadband" but as no identity was proffered my wife in my opinion very wisely replied "No" & closed the door.
Later on when I had seen on the forum a remark that all customers would be contacted re-broadband reception I wonder if there was any connection between that & the gentlemen which knocked on our door.
Later on when I had seen on the forum a remark that all customers would be contacted re-broadband reception I wonder if there was any connection between that & the gentlemen which knocked on our door.
Edited by mronksley, 12 April 2012 - 10:56 AM.
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