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Over £11.5M Boost to Superfast Northamptonshire NEWSLETTER 12 – JULY 2014 O ver £11.5m Boost to Superfast Northamptonshire Over the last few months the County Council has been highly successful in securing What is in this Edition? additional funding to support the next stage of the Superfast Northamptonshire project. This 01 Funding Boost is a major step in helping us to achieve our full coverage target by the end of 2017. 02 Fibre Live! Roll Out News The County Council has committed a further £2m for Stage 2 on top of the £4.08m invested 03 A Day in the Life ... An in the network roll out to 2015. Contributions Openreach Engineer have also been committed by the district and borough councils and the county council has secured over £8m from Government. This 04 Spotlight on Superfast includes over £6m from the Broadband Business featuring: Delivery (BDUK) programme, including funding to enhance connectivity in the Enterprise Zone TotalSim Ltd & and £2m for business connectivity through the Local Growth Fund, a bid submitted in T James Telecoms Ltd partnership with Northamptonshire Enterprise Partnership (NEP) Procurement processes are now running to secure plans for the next major extension of coverage. Further news will be announced by December 2014. DEAR READER This is a PLAIN TEXT VERSION of our Newsletter. There are no photographs, illustrations, maps or graphics within it – it just contains the latest news in a simple format for anyone who has trouble downloading or printing our FULL PUBLICATION VERSION and for those Readers who may have difficulty reading text in colour. There may be some variances in content between both editions. What are the Commercial Superfast Coverage: Fibre Northamptonshire Expected to serve Targets? around 227,000 - To secure access to premises by 2017, superfast broadband based on a forecast of for 90% of premises commercial plans at Live! in Northamptonshire 2014 following a by 2015 consultation with the Roll Out Highlights market. Commercial - To secure access to network providers superfast broadband currently with interests in the county Since the launch of the first fibre cabinet in for all areas of include: BT, Virgin February, 69 cabinets have gone ‘Live’. Northamptonshire by the end of 2017 Media, Independent This means that about 18,500 residential Fibre Network Limited (IFNL), Gigaclear, and business premises are able to access WarwickNet and superfast broadband services as a result of the Abthorpe Broadband County Council’s investment with BT. Parts of Association. Weedon, Braunston, Long Buckby, Towcester, Silverstone, Pattishall, Paulsbury and Blisworth Superfast Phase 1: Superfast Phase 2: have seen new green fibre cabinets installed as Co-investment Progressing towards part of the first phase. The second phase has partnership with BT - full coverage (target seen new fibre cabinets installed in fibre connecting over to roll out up to a Northampton, Thrapston, Brixworth, Clopton, 56,000 premises by further 39,000 Oundle and Broughton. See the table on the September 2015 of premises) - various next page for more details. which over 50,100 will Next Generation have access to Strategy initiatives The full publication version of Newsletter 12 superfast broadband including BDUK includes the latest view of the Deployment (above 24mbps). Framework mini- competition in 2014, Map. To see how plans are progressing and Access to Finance changing you can view an interactive version of initiative 2014, the Deployment Map on our project website. Superfast Business Visit the link below to access our ‘When and 2014, supplier Where’ map. This enables you to explore engagement with the expected deployment plans in the county and wider market, other to search your postcode to find out what it commissioning and means for you: initiatives - ongoing to end 2017. http://superfastnorthamptonshire.net/deploy ment-map-when-where/ Exchange Cabinet Covering parts of these Area Numbers: Communities The cabinets listed in the table have Blisworth 1, 2 Blisworth been upgraded under the Superfast Milton Malsor Northamptonshire project and cover Covering 578 premises parts of the communities listed. Braunston 1, 2, 5 Barby Braunston Covering 601 premises You can check availability by using the BT wholesale availability Brixworth 1, 2, 3, 5, Brixworth checker on line at 6, 11 Covering 1,747 premises www.btwholesale.com/adslchecker Broughton 1, 2, 4 Broughton Covering 552 premises Kingsthorpe 1, 14, 38 Covering 390 premises What’s coming next? Long Buckby 1, 2, 4, 5, Long Buckby 6, 7, 8 Long Buckby Wharf Further upgrades are now at the Whilton planning and survey stage, Whilton Locks representing an additional 155 new Watford Covering 1,774 premises fibre cabinets in 46 different exchange areas across the county Northampton 5, 11, 17, Covering 1,043 premises 18, 55, 91 and more to come. Pattishall 1,4, 5 Litchborough Pattishall Information on these is provided in Covering 551 premises the FULL PUBLICATION VERSION of Paulerspury 1 Paulerspury Newsletter 12. Alternatively, you Covering 289 premises can find out more on the Roll Out Silverstone 1, 3, 7 Silverstone page on the project website. Whittlebury Covering 573 premises By September 2015 over 56,000 Thrapston 1, 2, 3, 4, Islip 6, 7, 9, Titchmarsh premises in Northamptonshire are 11, 12, 13 Woodford expected to be fibre connected Covering 3,221 premises involving the roll out of over 280 Towcester 2, 3, 4, 5, Duncote new fibre cabinets. 6, 7, 8, 9, Greens Norton 10, 11, Tiffield 12, 13, Towcester Look out for the blue ‘fibre heart’ 14, 15, 18 Wood Burcote Superfast Northamptonshire Covering 4,861 premises stickers on new fibre cabinets in Weedon 1, 3, 4, 5, Church Stowe your area. 6, 7, 8 Dodford To find out how you can purchase a Flore superfast service you can contact Nether Heyford your internet provider. Upper Stowe Weedon Bec, Covering 2,350 premises You can also go to www.superfast- Total 69 18,530 Premises are fibre openreach. co.uk/buy-it-now to cabinets connected find out what is available to you. of the biggest and most challenging engineering projects that Northamptonshire More Premises has ever seen. Les Brumby, 51, from Broughton is a lead in the Roll Out cabler at Openreach, BT’s local network division, working on the Superfast Northamptonshire project. Below he gives a As a result of efficiencies and enhanced behind the scenes look into what’s involved in technology performance more than 3,000 bringing faster broadband to homes and additional premises will soon be fibre businesses across the county. connected through deployment plans with BT. “A typical day starts at around 7am After I’ve This takes the overall fibre coverage for Stage 1 collected my vehicle I drive out to where I need of the project to over 56,000 premises. These to be that day. I lead a team of cablers; we’re additional connections come at no extra cost the ones that lay the new fibre optic cables to the project and have been integrated into under the ground. the current deployment plans. The extra work will consist of 13 newly planned cabinets In simple terms, we’re building the new providing superfast broadband services to network’s backbone - right from the telephone parts of these areas: exchange to the green street cabinet. Under the ground is what we call ducting - plastic Byfield tubes that the existing copper network runs Kettering through. We lay new sub ducting (smaller Daventry plastic tubes) inside this and then, using a Brackley machine, we blow (yes, with air!) the new fibre Roade optic cables through these ducts. Towcester We’re literally running miles of fibre optic Kingsthorpe cables under the ground. From Kettering to Desborough Broughton and Pytchley to Mawsley, we go Northampton from manhole cover to manhole cover, pulling Rushden and blowing the fibre along the way. We Wansford always survey and assess the route first to make sure that we take the path of least disruption. When we need to use traffic A day in the life of an management we work through the night to keep disruption to a minimum whenever Openreach possible. The job throws up its fair share of challenges. On some of our most rural routes we’re laying Engineer a state of the art new network down manhole covers that haven’t been opened for years. Superfast Northamptonshire is lighting up Sometimes we need to dig to find them. Or new superfast broadband connections every we’ll open them to find blocked or sunken ducts single week. The roll-out is progressing at that need recovering. The wet winter we’ve speed but it’s far from a simple switch on. You had has thrown up its challenges too. We can may have seen our engineers digging in the find manholes full of water that we have to streets, peering down holes or climbing up poles. They’re working day and night on one pump out, not to mention the mud and the To view the video and hear from TotalSim frogs! about their experience please visit the Project website www.superfastnorthamptonshire.net Once we reach the new green street cabinet that’s where our job stops. We hand over to another team who connect the new fibre cabinet with the existing copper cabinet before the final link to the home or business is put in T James and place. It’s not an easy job but it can be very satisfying. Northamptonshire It’s really nice when someone stops in the street and thanks us for what we are doing. Library Plus And next week I’m laying the fibre that will serve my own house!” T James Telecoms Limited (T James) is a Northamptonshire based telecommunications service supplier capable of delivering an innovative range of installation, commissioning and maintenance services to Spotlight on public and private sector organizations throughout the world.
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