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End Broadband Blackspots & Bring Fiber network to Rural areas by 2014

Submitted on Monday 8th August 2011

Rejected on Wednesday 21st June 2017

Current status: Rejected

Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)

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End Broadband Blackspots & Bring Fiber network to Rural areas by 2014

Additional Information

11.9 million people are still in areas which have speeds of less than 2 megabits per second even after BT's Fibre To The Cabinet (your local telephone exchange) Has been fully upgraded. If you were to take an approximate of 40% of the population where over 18 and had 100 megabits per second the average tax revenue would be £350 per person though products and services then the annual tax revenue would be £1.638 Billion; it would make common sense to upgrade everyone to superfast broadband no matter where they are with the use of wireless networks instead of mobile phone networks that are currently struggling and fixed line broadband. If it cost £15 BN to build then the payoff time with a 100 megabit connection would be 9 years and 3 months, but this excludes savings to other Government Departments by having submit information websites & NHS Benifits.
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