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Name: Martin Biermann on May 31, 2010Comments: About time too.Flag
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Name: Fiona Biermann on May 31, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on May 31, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: C Y Biermann on Jun 1, 2010Comments: I can't keep waiting forever!Flag
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Name: Robert Smith on Jun 1, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Christopher Martin on Jun 1, 2010Comments: BT have rolled out FTTC to most of Basingstoke, but neglected to install it in the locations that really need it i.e. Chineham.Flag
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Name: Jo Walke on Jun 1, 2010Comments: Several areas within the Borough of Basingstoke & Deane have poor broadband reception, some even unable to receive broadband leaving them with a now highly unacceptable dial-up option for internet access, and it is about time that infrustructure was put in place to enable higher speeds to be accessed by everyone!Flag
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Name: David Thornton on Jun 1, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Dennis Clapp on Jun 2, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Alison Shelton on Jun 2, 2010Comments: I work from home a great deal and the slow connection costs me and my business valuable time. My customers and colleagues are amazed by the poor speed in a town the size of Basingstoke.Flag
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Name: Susan Hurn on Jun 2, 2010Comments: I totally support this petition - the broadband service we receive in Chineham is laughable !Flag
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Name: Angela De Vorchik on Jun 2, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Helen Worgan on Jun 2, 2010Comments: Broadband speed in Chineham is very variable and I believe has become much worse in the last couple of years. The Chineham housing area is in close proximity to the Industrial Estate and many of the companies there are associated with the communications industry. I cannot believe they are subjected to the same broadband facility as the local housing. Many people now work part of their time from home and it is extremely difficult sometimes to download documents and even send emails if they have attachments.Flag
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Name: Mark Rhoades-Brown on Jun 6, 2010Comments: I cannot understand why a prosperous area like Chineham is not being upgraded.Flag
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Name: Mrs Janet Aris on Jun 7, 2010Comments: I have taken to telling important people that I have no broadband connection at all as I cannot be assured of my emails reaching me. This is no way to conduct a "service". Why should we be penalised and left behind the rest of the Country when it comes to internet use? Increasingly everyone wants your email address, for you to pay bills online and to do internet banking this is impossible here. Please do all possible to recitfy this situation.Flag
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Name: Christopher Aris on Jun 7, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Alan Jefferies on Jun 12, 2010Comments: Recently moved to chineham, absolutely appalled by the lack of broadband facilities for such a built up area. Absurd to be held to ransom by BT on this.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jun 12, 2010Comments: We need FTTC in Chineham - surely Chineham should be one of the first places for the new FTTC rollout??!!Flag
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Name: Dr G R Whistance on Jun 14, 2010Comments: My Broadband service is complete rubbish. How ironic in what we are told by the Government is their policy of fairness for all to find that some residents of Chineham now have the super fast speed service, while the rest of us are left with little better than nothing and with no prospect of acquiring the service in the foreseeable future.Flag
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Name: Richard Crouch on Jun 18, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Volkan Ozturk on Jun 20, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Robert Armes on Jun 24, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jun 28, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Nigel Foster on Jun 28, 2010Comments: Have just registered yet another call with the BT "Helpline"...you have a few days where performance is just about bearable, and then something happens and performance drops...back down to 312 kb/s tonight.Flag
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Name: Rosie Foster on Jun 30, 2010Comments: My internet is stupidly slow. I have to lots of homework to do on the internet and it hardly works!!!Flag
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Name: Seamus Slowey on Jul 1, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Herb Payne on Jul 1, 2010Comments: It's frustrating especially when there is fttc a few hundred yards away!Flag
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Name: Val Hayes on Jul 1, 2010Comments: Our level of broadband is very slow in Chineham so please could this be upgraded.Flag
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Name: Catherine Foster on Jul 1, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 1, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Rhoda Hazelden on Jul 1, 2010Comments: have recently been cut off completely for 2 hoursFlag
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Name: James Tattersall on Jul 1, 2010Comments: please upgrade this vital service. It is only fair to receive the same service as other areas as we are paying the same charges.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 1, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Emily Hayes on Jul 1, 2010Comments: The internet speed in Chineham is appalling, taking a long time to load each internet page and making video streaming almost impossible. I feel that the residents of Chineham deserve a faster broadband speed to validate the money that they are currently paying for such a poor service in comparison to most other places in the country.Flag
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Name: Alison Peters on Jul 1, 2010Comments: It's very annoying that even when I pay extra for 'faster boroadband' it's still the same tedious snailpace!Flag
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Name: Pru Edmunds on Jul 1, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Tony Atchison on Jul 1, 2010Comments: Broadband in Chineham is slowband. Having lived and worked overseas for a number of years I consider we live in the 3rd worldFlag
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Name: David Hayes on Jul 2, 2010Comments: We have internet in Chineham?Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 2, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Peter Chiverton on Jul 4, 2010Comments: I live in Lychpit (adjacent to Chineham) and I can get 500KB broadband if lucky. My mother in the urban hotspot of the Isle of Wight gets 6-7MB!! I could happily work at home some days a week if the connection was better quality. As it is I have to drive to my company's office every day. Please can something be done to improve broadband locally.Flag
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Name: Peter Wear on Jul 5, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Bill Crosher on Jul 6, 2010Comments: My broadband speed has improved marginally but I am still paying for a service which can provide broadband at a speed 8 times faster.Flag
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Name: Matthew Bailey on Jul 8, 2010Comments: Please do something to improve me broadband speeds.Flag
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Name: Alf Bamford on Jul 8, 2010Comments: Fed up of paying full price for 20MB Sky Internet Broadband, simply so I can have unlimited data, and not reaping the benefit of the extra 19.5MB I'm missing out on! I can't see a good reason why the Chineham exchange can't be brought into line with the rest of the country's standard.Flag
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Name: Robert Kubaty on Jul 11, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Priyesh Patel on Jul 13, 2010Comments: Problems with broadband speeds in Chineham present a significant impediment to my ability to work from home. Perhaps it is time for legislation to hold BT to account.Flag
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Name: Daniel O'Sullivan on Jul 16, 2010Comments: I really want ou internet connection to be better becaue it is terrible!Flag
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Name: Harry Scullion on Jul 17, 2010Comments: Difficult to understand the third world infrastructure in a wealthy town. All it will achieve is drive business and people to settle elsewhere. Shabby, really poor. Just like the lack of a train station.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 17, 2010Comments: We need faster speeds Work, school and lesuire sufferFlag
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Name: Jack Rogerson on Jul 17, 2010Comments: 70kbps download speed =(Flag