Wireless ISP Expands 50Mb Broadband Service to Thirsk in North Yorkshire UK

Wireless ISP I Love Broadband (LN Communications) has expanded the coverage of its superfast broadband service to include the small market town of Thirsk (Hambleton), which is home to around 5,000 people, with more areas already being planned.

The development means that any locals able to see the White Horse attraction on Sutton Bank, which is a chalk horse that was carved into the hillside several miles east of the town during 1857, should now be able to access internet download speeds of up to 50Mbps (Megabits per second).

In addition the ISP has just received planning approval for 3 new masts in the Upper Wharfedale area, which will no doubt be used to expand the services coverage following this years related developments (here).

The providers packages start from just £12.99 per month for a 5Mbps symmetric service (10GB usage allowance) for home users and go up to £23.99 for those desiring the top service with “unlimited” usage (fair use policy).