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Internet service providers Airband, Openreach, and Wessex Internet, are all working in collaboration with CDS to deliver full fibre connectivity to hard to reach premises in Devon and Somerset (including Bath and North East Somerset and North Somerset).
If you know which provider is working in your area, find out about their progress in this section.

You can also sign up for our email updates to get the latest on the progress of the full fibre deployment across Devon and Somerset.

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Wessex Internet

Wessex Internet is currently delivering full fibre broadband to more than 4,700 homes and businesses in earmarked hamlets and villages across South Somerset.

The first connections of its three year rollout have already been made in the North Cadbury area and it's continuing to connect properties in Woolston, Sutton Montis and surrounding areas. The construction of its network will now move on to Hardington Mandeville.

Wessex Internet updates
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Airband

To date Airband has delivered 18,794 premises in collaboration with CDS. However, after the company's restructure earlier this year, it sought a change to its contract.
Following detailed discussions between CDS, Airband and Building Digital UK (BDUK), Airband has committed to provide full fibre access to 8,377 more homes and businesses covered by the contracts, providing a total of 27,171. This additional build will further unlock fibre delivery by Airband to 10,997 non-contracted premises.

Airband updates
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Openreach

Openreach’s “Gainshare” agreement with the Government has provided £6 million of funding for re-investment by CDS. This is funding a further collaboration with Openreach to extend full fibre broadband connectivity to around 2,000 hard to reach rural premises.

Openreach updates
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Truespeed

Connecting Devon and Somerset (CDS) has confirmed that it has terminated its two contracts with Bath-based broadband provider Truespeed.
The contracts have been terminated on the basis of Truespeed’s failure to meet key contractual commitments made at the time contracts were awarded.
The decision to terminate is supported by the Government’s Building Digital UK (BDUK) agency which is represented on the CDS Board.

Truespeed updates

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