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Programme Delivery Update January 2014 [email protected] About the Programme The Better Broadband for Suffolk Programme is a pioneering project to bring better broadband to all of Suffolk, and ensure that the benefits are maximised by businesses, households and service delivery organisations. The programme is funded by Suffolk County Council, other local councils, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), and British Telecom (BT). The Better Broadband for Suffolk Programme is building a brand new superfast broadband network. This will have the power to transform the life, work and play of each and every one of the half a million people living and working in Suffolk. What's more, superfast broadband will boost the economy of Suffolk, enabling businesses to work more effectively in new ways and potentially reach out to new customers worldwide. Today Current Plan to end 2015 Additional Total Homes Passed Additional Total Homes Passed by Fibre-based Broadband by Fibre-based Broadband 11,625 99,638 Additional Network Structures Additional Network Structures enabled enabled 49 420 Additional Optical Fibre Cabling Additional Optical Fibre Cabling installed installed 102.6 km ~1,000km Upgrades Delivered By Individual Cabinet Structure The table below shows a list of the new green street cabinets which we have enabled over the last three months. Only those which are ready for service are listed; others will be close to completion and reported on in the future. From the table we can see where the new areas of coverage area, and what level of improvement we can expect. For example we can see that we have upgraded two cabinets in the Belstead telephone exchange area (numbers 31 and 29). These fall within the Bridge Electoral Division and serve a combined total of 359 premises (166+193). Now that all these cabinets have “gone live”, Councillors and others are offered promotional material to use in encouraging uptake. Please note that this briefing may contain information which is yet to be announced in the media. Cabinet Premises Ready for Cabinet Exchange Name Electoral Division Councillor(s) Number Served Service Location CLAYDON 6 325 21/10/2013 IP8 4PE Bosmere Julia Truelove BELSTEAD 29 193 05/08/2013 IP2 8JR Bridge Bryony Rudkin BELSTEAD 31 166 23/07/2013 IP2 8HZ Bridge Bryony Rudkin BARNBY 2 186 11/11/2013 NR34 7UZ Bungay David Ritchie BUNGAY 9 77 04/11/2013 NR35 1NZ Bungay David Ritchie ST.CROSS 2 74 02/12/2013 IP20 0PZ Bungay David Ritchie HADLEIGH, SUFFOLK 11 131 28/09/2013 IP7 6QS Cosford Jenny Antill BURY ST. 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