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In three tiny villages near Rutland, eleven residents have self funded their own high-speed broadband connection. Launched earlier this week, the villagers now receive 40Mbps broadband installed by Rutland Telecom at a cost of 37,000.

Of the three villages – Lyddington, Stoke Dry and Thorpe-by-Water just over half of the residents are connected. A cabinet with VDSL2 equipments was installed next to a BT street cabinet and Rutland Telecom paid BT to connect the cabinet to the local exchange. Broadband and voice for 30 per month are being offered to the residence with Sky TV likely to be added to the package towards the end of the year.

Villages that are unlikely to be served by the large telecoms operators have started similar community broadband projects. For instance, in Alston Cumbria a local entrepreneur is pioneering 100Mbps to several homes

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