FencingFanatic
Casual Member
A friend of mine is trying to get fibre installed from sky who he is currently with but via fttc. He has been waiting months with various points it look like it was going to happen before it got moved again.
He was finally told this week by sky that the hold up is Openreach trying to get permission/wayleave from a third party. The joint box is within his area covered by his house boundary so can't see who they could be seeking permission from and sky don't know or won't tell him. This is the third and final time they will seek permission before cancelling the install as they have had no response to the first 2 attempts.
Does he have the right to know who they are seeking permission/wayleave from? If it's a neighbour he would then have the option to talk to them about it incase they just missed/ignored it.
He was finally told this week by sky that the hold up is Openreach trying to get permission/wayleave from a third party. The joint box is within his area covered by his house boundary so can't see who they could be seeking permission from and sky don't know or won't tell him. This is the third and final time they will seek permission before cancelling the install as they have had no response to the first 2 attempts.
Does he have the right to know who they are seeking permission/wayleave from? If it's a neighbour he would then have the option to talk to them about it incase they just missed/ignored it.























