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Tayside and the Scottish islands have worst access to full fibre broadband

Updated: May 20, 2021, 7:01 am © SYSTEM Thank you for signing up to our Politics newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Tayside and the Scottish islands have the worst access to full fibre broadband in the nation, according to new research. Government ministers were urged to act after the “sorry state” of the roll-out was exposed in a study that has been released today. Scotland currently enjoys 94.6% coverage of “superfast” broadband, providing speeds of 30Mbps or higher. But full fibre, which can be much faster, is only available to 20.5% of premises, according to a study by Compare Fibre and Think Broadband Labs.

Our Devon holiday park is full of smiling faces: the beginning of the end of lockdown

Last modified on Tue 13 Apr 2021 04.42 EDT One night in January, I was at a low ebb in a period of particularly low ebbs, when a friend messaged to say she’d booked a caravan in Croyde for the last week of the Easter school holidays. She and her husband had crunched the data on vaccine distribution and the likely effects of lockdown on hospital admissions, and felt it was worth taking a chance. I was less optimistic, but Parkdean Resorts, which operates Ruda Holiday Park in north Devon, has a Covid policy that meant we could shift the trip to another time of year if things hadn’t opened up by then – though you do have to pay the difference in price for your stay. I transferred the deposit for our family of four, thinking October half-term seemed more realistic.

SpaceX s fourth Starlink launch in under a month deploys another 60 satellites

SpaceX s fourth Starlink launch in under a month deploys another 60 satellites
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Property: Slow broadband could knock almost £50K off the value of your home

Trending Meanwhile, 24 percent of respondents in the survey said a home should have a broadband speed of 30Mbps or greater. This is the rate that Ofcom considers to be “superfast”, but only 69 percent of homes in the UK can reach this speed which is 27.8 million households in the UK. Around 8.6 million homes in the UK can’t get “superfast” broadband meaning that nearly a third of homes sold each year have slower broadband. The average house price in the UK is around £245,443, as of October 2020. READ MORE Survey respondents were asked how much they would offer for a house with slow broadband.

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