by TheISPA | Dec 21, 2018 | Political Monitor
Broadband Government extends Better Broadband Scheme to 2019 The Better Broadband Scheme, which helps people struggling with the slowest broadband speeds, has been extended, with the new application deadline being 31st December 2019. Individuals eligible for the...
by TheISPA | Dec 14, 2018 | Political Monitor
Broadband DCMS Questions At DMCS Questions on the 13th December, Gillian Keegan MP asked the Digital Secretary, Jeremy Wright MP, if he would make a statement steps that his department are taking to improve access to superfast broadband for rural businesses. Wright...
by TheISPA | Dec 7, 2018 | Political Monitor
Broadband Which reports on broadband loyalty penalties Consumer group, Which?, have published publishedanother study looking into the impact of “loyalty penalties”, claiming that broadband customers that do not switch or haggle with their provider lose £220 on...
by TheISPA | Nov 30, 2018 | Political Monitor
Broadband National Infrastructure Pipeline The government announced the “highest sustained level” of infrastructure spending in 40 years as it outlined the £600bn of projects for the coming decade. The updated pipeline, which covers projects such as roads, hospitals...
by TheISPA | Nov 23, 2018 | Political Monitor
Parliament & Internet Conference The 13th Parliament & Internet Conference, hosted by Nigel Huddleston MP on the 20th November, saw a diverse range of high-profile speakers and panellists discuss themes related to promoting confidence, trust and standards in...
by TheISPA | Nov 16, 2018 | Political Monitor
Broadband Community Broadband Schemes Parliament debated Community Broadband Schemes on 15th November. Stephen Kerr MP, Jim Shannon MP and David Duguid highlight the lack of rural broadband and the difficulty that their constituents are facing with limited internet...
