GaryW
Regular Member
So, back in Jan 2020 my local exchange (Borough Green, also serving Wrotham, Ightham and Platt) was listed as one of 227 rural locations where FTTP build was due to start before March 2021. Having just checked the BT Availability Checker for my line, it states: "The premise/line is associated with exchange which is NOT part of current fibre priority programme.". Which is odd, as when I'm out running I've seen the contractors connecting fibre to the poles (and underground ducting) in Platt over the last month or so! (And the BT checker says exactly the same thing for the house across the road from one of those poles in Platt as it does for my line....)
In which case, what does that "fibre priority programme" statement in the checker actually mean, if anything? And if it means nothing, why did BT bother to add it to the "explanatory" text?
In which case, what does that "fibre priority programme" statement in the checker actually mean, if anything? And if it means nothing, why did BT bother to add it to the "explanatory" text?























