Whittle Hall Councillors Kevin Reynolds and Keith Gleave and Parish Councillors Judith Wheeler and Matt Newton are seeking to petition BT for faster broadband speed for Whittle Hall residents. To put pressure on BT and help us to reach Infinity (BT's Super Fast Broadband), sign here.
The lack of reliable internet in Whittle Hall continues to hold us back from basic daily tasks. I am currently compiling all your stories to present directly to the local BT representatives. Email your ward councillors today to repeat this demand for better infrastructure.
July 22, 2012
We are approaching the 250 signature mark and need a final surge to force BT to take notice. Post this link on your Facebook page right now and text three neighbors who still have slow speeds.
Reached 100 supporters
April 21, 2012
6 Comments
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Paul Donaldson
12 years ago
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The United Nations have stated that access to the internet is a basic human right. The internet speeds available in Whittle Hall are so slow they almost violate basic human rights.
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Jonathan hughes
12 years ago
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Im with bt and i am on 0.2mbps 99%of the time. How that cann be called broadband is beyond me
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Andrew Wild
12 years ago
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I work from home and not having access to high speed Internet is a major handicap for me.
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Shane Ellis
12 years ago
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Current speed is ridiculous at average of 4 Mb/sec i cant run a business from home...
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Claire Nasser
14 years ago
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My kids struggle to do their homework online because the connection keeps dropping. Fix this please.
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Simon Rhodes
14 years ago
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Living in 2015 and my connection is basically dial up speed. Trying to stream anything is impossible here.
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Whittle Hall Councillors Kevin Reynolds and Keith Gleave and Parish Councillors Judith Wheeler and Matt Newton are seeking to petition BT for faster broadband speed for Whittle Hall residents. To put pressure on BT and help us to reach Infinity (BT's Super Fast Broadband), sign here.
The lack of reliable internet in Whittle Hall continues to hold us back from basic daily tasks. I am currently compiling all your stories to present directly to the local BT representatives. Email your ward councillors today to repeat this demand for better infrastructure.
July 22, 2012
We are approaching the 250 signature mark and need a final surge to force BT to take notice. Post this link on your Facebook page right now and text three neighbors who still have slow speeds.
Reached 100 supporters
April 21, 2012
6 Comments
P
Paul Donaldson
12 years ago
Featured
The United Nations have stated that access to the internet is a basic human right. The internet speeds available in Whittle Hall are so slow they almost violate basic human rights.
J
Jonathan hughes
12 years ago
Featured
Im with bt and i am on 0.2mbps 99%of the time. How that cann be called broadband is beyond me
A
Andrew Wild
12 years ago
Featured
I work from home and not having access to high speed Internet is a major handicap for me.
S
Shane Ellis
12 years ago
Featured
Current speed is ridiculous at average of 4 Mb/sec i cant run a business from home...
C
Claire Nasser
14 years ago
Featured
My kids struggle to do their homework online because the connection keeps dropping. Fix this please.
S
Simon Rhodes
14 years ago
Featured
Living in 2015 and my connection is basically dial up speed. Trying to stream anything is impossible here.
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Share it with friends to help reach
500 signatures.
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The United Nations have stated that access to the internet is a basic human right. The internet speeds available in Whittle Hall are so slow they almost violate basic human rights.