but we will already be preparing for that but we have the european championships in six weeks, so the horses championships in six weeks, so the horses will championships in six weeks, so the horses will be rested and we will start horses will be rested and we will start training again and aiming hopefully to bring more medals home. well, i hopefully to bring more medals home. well, i hope so, why not? just keep on going! thank you so much for your time this morning and i am so happy that the horses are home also. enjoy your celebrations and i hope your mother s health continues to improve. more than two million rural homes and businesses are to get a broadband upgrade. yorkshire, staffordshire and kent are among the places identified for the scheme. the prime minister has promised all homes and businesses in the uk will have gigabit broadband speeds by 2025. i m nowjoined by matt warman mp, minister for digital infrastructure.
Several areas of Ceredigion could soon have access to some of the fastest internet speeds in the UK following a number of suppliers proposing Fibre to the Premises projects (FTTP) across the county. This comes following a pilot project launched by UK Government last year, the Broadband Upgrade Fund. Through the hard work and dedication of several community coordinators, and with the support of Ceredigion County Council officers, suppliers have outlined plans to make ultra-reliable and gigabit-capable full fibre broadband available to hundreds homes and businesses across Ceredigion. A number of communities have been identified by private suppliers for developing potential schemes, and work will be underway in the coming months to further explore and plan developments in the following areas: Llanrhystud, Llanon, Cross Inn, Pennant, Cilcennin, Bethania, Penuwch, Llanwnnen, Llanybydder, Cwrt-Newydd, Tan y Groes, Penrhiw-pal, Ffostrasol, Beulah, Sarnau, Tresaith, Cefn Llwyd, Rhos
RESIDENTS in parts of Cardigan are being given the chance to sign up to a scheme aimed at installing ultrafast broadband. The first stage of the UK Government’s pilot scheme to bring ultrafast broadband to West Wales has been completed. Residents and businesses were given until October 31, 2020 to register with the Broadband Upgrade Fund for vouchers worth up to £ 3,500 to be used towards the cost of installing fast, reliable broadband connections to their premises. The second stage is now underway with community co-ordinators talking to suppliers who have expressed an interest in connecting residents to ultrafast broadband. There are several suppliers for each part of Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire and it is up to the Community Co-ordinators to recommend to residents which supplier best suits the area’s needs.