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Superfast Broadband For Suffolk

21 December 2012 by Superfast Broadband

On December 21st 2012, Suffolk County Council signed a £40m contract with BT for superfast broadband. Around 9 out of 10 (i.e. 90% of) Suffolk properties will be able to access fibre-based broadband by the end of 2015. Over 80% of properties will have access to superfast coverage with speeds of 24 Mbps or more.

New! Check the latest availability of superfast and ultrafast broadband in your area, and see the best deals, by using our postcode checker on our Broadband Deals page.

Only 2% of the hardest-to-reach premises are expected to have speeds of less than 5 Mbps.

The total contract value is £40m, with contribution from BT (£16m) and BDUK (£11.68m).

For more information, visit the Better Broadband to Suffolk website.

To track developments of superfast broadband across the UK, visit our Superfast and ultrafast broadband in the UK page.

Better Broadband for Suffolk

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