Northern Ireland announces £165m full-fibre rollout funded by 2017 DUP agreement with Theresa May's UK government The Northern Ireland Executive has awarded a £165m contract to local infrastructure provider Fibrus Networks to expand gigabit-capable, full-fibre broadband to more than 78,500 rural homes and businesses. The initiative – called Project Stratum – will target regions where the prevailing speeds are under 30Mbps. These will …
With Nissan probably on the way out of the UK, and I'm sure that Toyota, BMW and PSA will soon follow we'll be paying for BREXIT for the next 50+ years.
But where's Farage? Isn't he helping his mate Donald keep on saying 'I won, I won, I won bigly'.
This whole thing has been a disaster from start to finish. Farage, BoJo, Reece-Mogg et all lied and lied and sadly people believed them. Just like those who voted for Trump. Everything he said was lies.
That's democracy for you (and I say that as a remain voter). Sometimes you get the party and ideas you like, sometimes you don't. The alternative where an 'elite' group decide what policies are best and the rest of us just go along with it doesn't really bear thinking about.
Both sides 'lied'. It's called politics. Vote leave exaggerated the benefits and ease of leaving. Vote remain exaggerated the disaster that would befall us if we even dared to vote leave, let alone actually go through with it. I'm still waiting for the emergency budget and interest rate rises we were told would happen within days of a leave result.
"We got Brexit, they also got broadband"
There's a typo there... it's "we" got broadband :). Considering my home is on 2Mbps ADSL at the moment (and I'm only 2 miles outside of one of the largest towns in the county), it's been a bloody long time coming! I don't know which to pray for first, Starlink in the UK or broadband actually getting it's act together.
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