DCMS presentation Rural Gigabit Future: Herefordshire & Gloucestershire 30/042019
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DCMS presentation Rural Gigabit Future: Herefordshire & Gloucestershire 30/042019
- 1. Are you ready? Local Full Fibre Networks Programme Gary Blunt, Project Director, Local Full Fibre Networks, DCMS
- 2. Full Fibre Current UK Situation UK Full Fibre Penetration (FTTP / FTTH) = 7.15* *Source: ThinkBroadband 29/04/19 https://labs.thinkbroadband.com/local/ Superfast UK (>24 Mbps): 96.02%* Superfast EU (>30 Mbps): 95.66%*
- 3. Why Local Full Fibre Networks? Traffic Growth Video On Demand Cloud Services 5G / Gigabit Radio Backhaul Reliability Explosion of IoT Devices
- 4. Government Interventions More Fibre Local Full Fibre Networks £400m Digital Infrastructure Investment Fund (DIIF) Changes to Regulation Business Rates Relief Favourable market Increasing financial capacity Lowering costs Helping industry to do more Barrier Busting 5G Testbeds & Trials Increasing demand Future Telecoms Infrastructure Review Next Steps Rural Gigabit Connectivity National Productivity Improvement Fund (NPIF) £740m
- 5. Local Full Fibre Networks Programme • Stimulate the telecoms market to invest in more fibre connectivity for homes, businesses and 5G masts. Working with Local Bodies and Suppliers to aggregate demand for Gigabit connectivity to the Public and Private Sector Buildings and Residential Group Schemes • £294m of NPIF funding announced since November 2017: • Wave 1 projects - underway to test 4 different delivery mechanisms (£10.4m) • Trans-Pennine Fibre build between Manchester and York (£26.4m) • National Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme (£66.7m) • Wave 2 projects - 13 successful bids into a Challenge Fund (£95.5m) • Wave 3 projects - currently has 12 successful bids with further bids scheduled for investment panels in Q1 2019 (£95m) • A further £200m was announced in the Autumn 2018 budget to commence pilots of “Outside In” Through the Rural Gigabit Connectivity Programme. This is to build to the hardest to reach 10% of the population, as described in the Future Telecoms Infrastructure review
- 6. Wave 1 #1 LFFN – Public Sector Anchor Tenancy (PSAT) Wave 1 location: West Sussex County Council • 150 Public Buildings to get full fibre connection • Over 85km of fibre built as of April 2019 • Bognor Regis • Chichester • Crawley • Horsham • Lancing • Littlehampton • Midhurst • Portslade • Rustington • Shoreham
- 7. Wave 1 #2 LFFN – Public Sector Building Upgrades (PSBU) Wave 1 location: Department for Education School Upgrades to fibre • Upgrading over 100 Schools across the UK to Full Fibre • Working with DfE, Grids for Learning and Individual Schools • 10 schools built. 106 more contracted. 38 more in dialogue • A further circa 850 additional Schools embedded within LFFN Wave1/2/3 projects. Our ultimate target is to upgrade over 1,000 Schools to Full Fibre Tranches / Description # Schools Tranche 1 - Individual Schools 8 Tranche 2 - Individual Schools 7 Tranche 3 - Individual Schools 19 East Midlands - via EMPSN 41 Staffordshire 24 Oxfordshire 5
- 8. Wave 1 #3a LFFN – Public Sector Asset Re-use (PSAR) Wave 1 location: Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council (Greater Manchester) Commercial re-use of 50km of existing Council Duct and Fibre • Fibre build complete • 19 Co-operative members – most recent Virgin Media • Temporary Digital Exchange live with link to IX-MCR live • Over 200 premises connected • 1st Customer: Summers Quay. 67 dwelling Social Housing • Brings fibre within 200 metres of 38,000 premises
- 9. Wave 1 #3b LFFN –Public Sector Asset Re-use (PSAR) Wave 1 location: Network Rail Trans Pennine Fibre • 432 fibre trunk cable alongside the rail track between Manchester and York • Fibre “Meet Me” points of presence along the route • Feeds into the Manchester and Leeds Internet Exchanges • Fibre survey complete on the 115km route • Construction underway with over 100km built (April 2019)
- 10. Wave 1 #4 LFFN – Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme (GBVS) https://gigabitvoucher.culture.gov.uk / • Voucher: £2,500 for SME/ £500 for Residential • 654 suppliers registered but only 236 are active • £66.7m of funding • Over £39m of vouchers requested • Of which over £17m connected (over 7,000 connections)
- 11. Wave2 – Challenge Fund 37 bidders 13 successful bids totalling £95.5m • Armagh/Banbridge/Craigavon • Belfast • Blackpool • Cambridgeshire • Cardiff • Coventry/Solihull/Warwick • Highlands • London • Manchester • Mid-Sussex • Portsmouth • North Yorkshire • Wolverhampton
- 12. LFFN Wave2 projects Applicant DCMS Funding £m Public Buildings Premises Passed Premises Addressable PSAT PSBU PSAR Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon 2.4 24 543 2,026 x Belfast City Council 11.5 96 1,468 22,724 x x Blackpool Council 3.0 39 1,134 13,657 x x Cambridgeshire Council 4.0 31 1,330 5,391 x x Cardiff City Region 6.0 323 3,112 39,013 x x x Connected London 8.5 75 9,424 83,604 x x Coventry, Solihull & Warwickshire 5.7 408 5,487 120,418 x Highlands 4.5 175 9,401 18,059 x Manchester City Region 23.8 1,390 149,940 327,992 x x x Mid Sussex 2.2 15 6,426 6,348 x x x North Yorkshire (NYNet) 15.1 391 4,811 55,697 x Portsmouth Council 3.9 213 6,367 50,635 x Wolverhampton 4.9 196 9,026 46,613 x TOTAL 95.5 3,376 208,469 792,177
- 13. LFFN Wave3 Pipeline • Wave3 launched 29th August 2018 • Over 60 expressions of interest received • Circa 20 Local Bodies in dialogue • Twelve projects approved to date*: 1. Colchester 2. Isle of Wight 3. Norfolk 4. North Wales 5. Rutland 6. Shetland 7. South Essex 8. Stoke-on-Trent 9. Suffolk 10.Northern Ireland 11.Plymouth (Conditional) 12.Essex and Hertfordshire (Conditional)
- 14. A Learning Programme - LFFN Analytics Team • Following an open procurement, Ipsos MORI selected to conduct benefits analysis of: • Super-Connected Cities Programme (SCCP) • LFFN Wave 1 • LFFN Future Waves • DCMS Analytics team busy working on: • LFFN Lessons Learned activity • Project specific analytics e.g. Tameside Management Information, Voucher Scheme Pin-Map, Wave2 MI • Analytics of economic benefits of Wave3 bids • Development of the economic case in the “Outside In” business case • Demographic data (see on right)
- 15. Rural Gigabit Connectivity Programme Fibre for Rural Nottinghamshire F4RN have just connected the Full Moon Pub at Morton with fibre, using our Gigabit Voucher Scheme Cheselbourne School in Dorset was connected via the LFFN Wave1 Schools project Example Hub Sites Superfast type intervention and/or Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and/or Bring Your Own Fibre (BYOF)
- 16. Are you ready?