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Want faster internet connections?
Currently the local exchange in Glinton does not support ADSL.
We are supporting a campaign to encourage residents to register an interest in Broadband services. We hope to get enough people to sign up to make BT consider upgrading the exchange.
If you have friends or relatives in the village and surruonding area that are served by the Glinton exhange please encourange them to look into this campaign.
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the way to wake up your dial up, transform a slow, narrow band dial
up connection to near broadband
speeds without waiting for broadband to be installed in the area.
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Bring Broadband to Glinton
If you have not yet registered your interest in Broadband and
wish to do so, why not have a look at Fast
Broadband.
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BT Broadband is coming !
The results for a local telephone number are shown below from
the BT website.
For Telephone Number 01733253332 on Exchange GLINTON
Good news! BT Broadband is being brought to your area and will
be available on 2nd February 2005. A
preliminary check on your line shows that it will be possible for
you to receive BT Broadband or the even faster option of BT Broadband
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16th February 2004 : Glinton is live! The first installations of the
EHotSpot wireless broadband
network took place on Friday 13th and Saturday
14th February. The service is apparently
and reports are that the
latency is not any worse than with an ISDN line. Display times
in the browser are fast and clean
and there is at least one report of being able to download 50+mb
of updates to Apple software in the time it took to write
one email! Fantastic!
Sadly, still not enough people have signed up from the other villages
for a service to be provided and Glinton still needs a few more to
trigger the upgrade from 1mb to 2mb connection. If you are interested in
this service (it looks as if BT are just not interested in providing
a service to our community) have a look at the EHotSPot
website.
Please note that the glinton.net website has no commercial link with
EHotSpot, the logo is used with the permission of EHotSpot. Comments
about speed etc are the responsibility of glinton.net and not EHotSpot.
More information about Broadband in Glinton, Peakirk, Helston and Etton are on the glintonbroadband website.
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Family households with children under the age of 18 are more likely
to access the Internet (62 %) than family households with no children
(53 %), and non-family households (35 %).
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