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Cybermoor Networks is aiming to raise £100,000 to build a fibre optic broadband network around one of the most sparsely populated parishes in England. Have a look at the slides and visit www.cybermoornetworks.org for more information.
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- 1. O PEN E VENING
- 2. A BOUT C YBERMOOR Award winning social enterprise focused on delivering broadband in rural areas 10 years track record of delivering services in challenging areas with an experienced team
- 3. W HY N EXT G ENERATION B ROADBAND ? Vital for delivery of services
- 4. W ILL IT R EACH A LSTON M OOR ? 66% of the country covered by BT & Virgin 24% supported by government money Final 10% - basic services Alston is one of the most sparsely populated Parish in England
- 5. P REPARING THE G ROUND Feasibility in 2008 Assessment of Civils costs in 2010 & investment focus group Link to Nenthead 2011
- 6. C YBERMOOR N ETWORKS LTD New co-op which owns infrastructure (masts, fibre cables, etc.) Sells capacity to ISPs who sell to the customer Open Network Community Directors
- 7. B ROADBAND C OVERAGE Connecting homes and businesses with fibre optic cable Zone 1 – Alston Centre (£500/property) Zone 2 - Nenthead (£1,000/property) Zone 3 – Garrigill (£1250/property) Zone 4 – Outlying farms (£1,500)
- 8. P RICES Broadband Services - £20 for a basic service, £35 for superfast (excl VAT). Connection charge £100 (plus dig where you live in some cases). Package of low cost calls from the Phone Co-op. Better value than Sky & BT (£200 saving)
- 9. S HARE O FFER Aiming to raise £100K £300K already raised from DEFRA funding Future investments will allow the completion of remaining properties on Alston Moor
- 10. C OMMUNITY S HARES Minimum investment £100 (but possible to start with £25 and pay the balance in stages) Maximum investment £20,000 Shares not transferable but withdrawable – CNL buys them back 1 member 1 vote Shares must be held for minimum of 3 years Aiming to pay a dividend of 4%
- 11. W HY I NVEST ? Better broadband service Double your speed 12 months free for investments of £1,000 A digital infrastructure for Alston Moor for the 21st Century Financial return Social Return on Investment - Benefits the wider community and businesses
- 12. H OW TO I NVEST Read the Offer Document Decide how much you want to invest Fill out the form at the back of the Offer Document Send the form with a cheque to the Cybermoor Office (bank payments also possible)
- 13. C ONTACT D ETAILS Daniel Heery Project Manager Cybermoor Ltd Alston Town Hall Alston CA9 3RF E-mail daniel.heery@cybermoor.org.uk Phone 01434 382 808 Presentation: www.cybermoor.org
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