Re: ntl peering capacity is it been upgraded?
 

The point I am making ignition, is that if Customer A in one part of england complains of slow speed and Customer B in a different area gets full whack, the blaim will be put on Customer A since it cant be ntl's fault as Customer B has no problems, most isp's I have seen tend to route people to london no matter where they live then out on the same external pipe, this way I have no problem with as long as it doesnt create a distortion between different area's.

Re: ntl peering capacity is it been upgraded?
 

The problem there is these issues should never actually reach tech support, capacity management are supposed to use the resources available to them to make sure these issues don't happen.

Think someone planned the access network while forgetting the core edge network.

Re: ntl peering capacity is it been upgraded?
 

That I agree on :)

If that was done all this routing would be irrelevant.