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Perhaps, but when everyone but one votes one way that one last guy does not get the opportunity to hold things up for a few years while challenging the validity of the decision.
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Description: Excavate and install new Virgin Media network duct in footway and carriageway to connect properties and build associated boxes and cabinets Start Date: 05/05/2015 End Date: 18/05/2015 |
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Seems plans are in for 5th May to 2nd June. Expecting to see some more appear for back end of May in the not too distant.
Listed as part of Project Lightning, though I think all infill works have been rolled into Lightning now. Be interesting to see how many 'bodies' VM throw at this project. Doesn't look like it's too many just yet though it is very early days in the programme. |
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Looks like it's really starting to get going.
Project Lightning is a real thing after all. All the telephone symbols are VM network build. Started off with 2nd 2 images for May - June then ramping up with 1st picture in August. The last two are simple infill connecting to existing CMTS, etc, the first one is a combination of a couple of things. Orphan (not connected to anything) plant having chambers and cabinets built around existing ducting, cabling put into those previously built ducts, customer drops built as required, then connection to the rest of the VM network is one. Lastly new network for infill where the orphaned build abruptly stopped or cannot be used, and there is a fair amount of this too. Two of the new build streets alone are 2km worth of new network ducts; then there's cabling, cabinets and customer drops to come off that new network duct. https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2015/05/9.png https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/05/10.png https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2015/05/11.png |
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Is that map specific to your local council? Or is it available for all councils? Thanks.
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They have data for many councils. |
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A bunch more have arrived. Even though I won't be covered I am pretty psyched. This is very promising for other areas just through the scale of the build.
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How many homes would you estimate they are adding in that build then?
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This is, of course, a tiny fraction of the overall Lightning project. The top image above now looks like this - each phone is a street getting cabled: https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2015/05/8.png |
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