In Your Area
Find out what broadband schemes and initiatives are occuring in your area
Hemsby, Winterton, Horsey and Hickling
County WiFi.net is providing broadband using the very latest in wireless-mesh technology.
They're aiming for complete coverage of the holiday parks in Hemsby with coverage also at Winterton Valley estate and the moorings at Hickling on the Norfolk Broads.
King's Lynn & West Norfolk

The fasterfuture campaign is designed to raise awareness of the benefits of super-fast broadband for residents and businesses in King's Lynn & West Norfolk and to encourage them to register their interest.
In King’s Lynn & West Norfolk broadband performance is variable with ranges from 5 Megabits, at best, to less than 1 Megabits in some rural areas. These are download speeds. To upload content people will experience speeds one tenth of the above!
Visit their site: http://www.fasterfuture.co.uk
Lyng
Lyng village
are taking action against the poor broadband and mobile reception it receives. The Broadband Action Group has been established and to read more about their actions and plans
click here. Vocal and active villages can help make a stronger business case for broadband investment as it proves there is demand for the service.
North Norfolk
Virtual Business Support Project - supporting micro and start-up businesses in North Norfolk
Buying and using computer applications is a major part of owning any business. If you’re just starting up, though, it can be daunting - not to mention expensive! This project is designed to help. If you’re currently running a micro-business from home - or are thinking of doing so - we can lend you a state-of-the-art Dell laptop. It comes loaded with all the software you need. So you’ll immediately be able to reap the benefits of ICT* for your business.
Norwich
Babcock International open access digital wireless network
Babcock will be building a network to enable national and local service providers to offer businesses and public sectors in Norwich a range of bespoke broadband services. The network will allow real time business connectivity and provide greater technical and commercial flexibility.
It is hoped the network will be available to the business community in summer 2010
To contact Babcock email BIGbroadband@babcock.co.uk or call 01623 684000, quoting Norwich wi-fi.
Wymondham
Broadband Enabling Technology Scheme
BT piloted a new technology in the summer 2010, ‘Broadband Enabling Technology (Bet)’, to allow UK homes currently not served by broadband to get access to faster speeds. Bet can provide between 1 and 2Mbps (megabit per second) broadband to homes currently struggling on dial-up. Usually houses farther than 5km from their local telephone exchange are unable to get broadband but Bet increases the range to 12km. Wymondham was one of ten locations chosen for the pilot.