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Connecting Cambridgeshire Digital Connectivity Strategy for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough 2018-2022 Digital Connectivity Review 2018-2019
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Contents Foreword
Digital
Connectivity
Overview 3
Full Fibre 4
Enabling
Digital
Delivery 5 James Palmer, Mayor of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough and
Councillor Steve Count, Leader of Cambridgeshire County Council.
Digital
Connectivity Mayor of Cambridgeshire & Peterborough,
Map 6&7 James Palmer
I am delighted that the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough
Combined Authority (CPCA) has already made good
Superfast
progress towards our commitment to delivering outstanding digital
Broadband 8 connectivity that will support the growth of our local economy
and improve the day to day lives of our residents. A strong
mobile and broadband network together with free public access
Mobile
Wifi is key to enable us to remain competitive in the national and
coverage 9 international marketplace. This strategy supports the Combined
Authority’s commitments to double the size of the economy, deliver
outstanding connectivity, make public services more responsive to
Public Access people’s needs and improve people’s quality of life.
Wifi 10
Cambridgeshire County Council Leader,
Councillor Steve Count
Smart Places 11 Cambridgeshire is a leading digital county. Fast, reliable
internet access is vital for our businesses to be able to
compete, for our communities to thrive, and for people to access
council and health services online.
Contacts 12
Digital connectivity is a ‘game changer’ so we must plan ahead
to increase the availability of gigabit services for homes and
businesses across the county by using public sector assets
innovatively and creating conditions that make it commercially
viable for full fibre rollout.
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Digital Connectivity Overview
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is a leading digital Cambridgeshire County Council, has been
county with a bold vision for investing in future expanded to:
facing connectivity to underpin the region’s growth
Stimulate increased commercial investment and
and prosperity, deliver public services and support
facilitate faster telecoms infrastructure deployment
businesses and communities.
Improve mobile coverage, including preparing for
A new Delivering Digital Connectivity Strategy 2018-
forthcoming 5G services
2022 was launched in July 2018 to significantly
improve mobile, broadband and public Wifi coverage, Increase the full fibre footprint and support
whilst securing future proof full fibre and 5G digital infrastructure innovation
networks. Increase the provision of public access Wifi,
This Digital Connectivity Review provides an annual particularly in market towns and village halls.
progress report on the work underway to achieve the The plan builds upon Connecting Cambridgeshire’s
Strategy’s ambitions over the next four years. strength in delivering leading edge digital
In addition to significant private sector investment, connectivity, particularly the successful rollout of
the wide-ranging plans to improve the region’s digital superfast broadband.
connectivity build upon funding from Cambridgeshire
County Council and Peterborough City Council, Digital connectivity is now a utility,
£5.6million investment from Cambridgeshire & and modern life is increasingly
Peterborough Combined Authority, together with impossible without it. Connectivity drives
more than £14m in Government and EU grants. productivity and innovation, and is the
Digital Connectivity Programme for
With Combined Authority investment, the innovative
physical underpinning of a digital nation.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough 2018-2022
UK Government Digital Strategy 2017
Connecting Cambridgeshire digital programme, led by
Superfast Full Fibre Mobile Public Access Smart
broadband 2G - 4G - 5G Wi-Fi Programme
(24mbps +) • Revised full fibre • Working with • Widespread free • Using technology
target to achieve mobile operators to Wifi in public and data to develop
• Phase 2 - reached
96% homes over 30% coverage improve poor buildings and open smart solutions
and businesses by 2022 coverage affecting spaces
• Smart Cambridge –
businesses and
• Phase 3 – reached • Increasing use of • Expanding Wifi Helping to tackle
communities
97% early 2019 Fibre to the Premise provision in market urban challenges
(FTTP) technology • Targeting better towns, village halls such as transport
• Phase 4 – targeting coverage of A and B and community and air quality
>99% by end 2020 • Developing fibre
roads and rail buildings
assets and • Smart Places
routes by 2022
connecting public Initiative –
buildings • Planning ahead for extending the
early deployment of programme to
5G mobile services support growth of
our market towns
Enabling Digital Delivery
• Facilitating delivery of better mobile and fibre connectivityFOUR
Full Fibre
Fibre coverage in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is
Full Fibre targets above the national average having reached over 11%
by May 2019. By 2022, the Connecting Cambridgeshire
Revised full fibre target to achieve over
programme aims to increase the county’s fibre
30% coverage by 2022
footprint by:
Increasing use of Fibre to the Premise
(FTTP) technology Using Fibre to the Premise (FTTP) technology
Developing fibre assets and connecting to complete the superfast broadband rollout, to
public buildings reach over 99% of homes and businesses.
Maximising commercial investment - proactively
removing barriers to telecoms infrastructure
through the Enabling Digital Delivery (EDD) team.
Connecting Cambridgeshire has set a challenging new
target to achieve over 30% full fibre coverage across Using council assets to support better
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough by 2022 to support it connectivity such as making existing fibre
the county’s ambitions for digital connectivity. ducting under the Guided Busway and cycleways
available on a commercial basis.
The full fibre target is part of plans agreed in March
2019 by Cambridgeshire County Council, including Upgrading over 100 public buildings with full
innovative use of council assets to deliver better fibre to support gigabit-capable services, in rural
connectivity. areas of Huntingdonshire, East Cambridgeshire
and Fenland.
Full fibre networks support the fastest, most reliable
internet access - capable of gigabit speeds, which are Delivering the benefits of integrating fibre
future-proof and provide the backbone for 4G and ducting in all new transport infrastructure
future 5G mobile services. schemes as part of leading edge Council policies.
Launching an innovative joint venture between
the University of Cambridge and Cambridgeshire
County Council to make assets available to
Our forward thinking approach to
expand fibre networks, and provide a ‘neutral
extending full fibre coverage aims
host model’ for the region.
to put the county at the forefront of the
UK’s digital development and supports the The full fibre plans can be achieved within the Connecting
Fibre ducting in transport infrastructure schemes
Government’s ambition to reach 50% Cambridgeshire programme’s budget following successful
of the country with fibre by 2025. bids for over £14m additional EU and Government
Councillor Ian Bates, Chair of Cambridgeshire funding, together with over £80m private investment
County Council’s Economy and Environment Committee. in full fibre networks by commercial providers.
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Enabling Digital Delivery (EDD)
Connecting Cambridgeshire is among the first in Your proactive engagement with
the country to set up a dedicated Enabling Digital CityFibre - setting up effective
Delivery (EDD) team that is proactively removing meetings - with the Cambridgeshire
barriers to the rapid delivery of future proof digital Streetworks team and the University of
connectivity across the county, making best use of Cambridge Granta Network, has contributed
public sector assets and attracting private sector immensely to the mobilisation of our £20M
investment. FTTH project in Cambridge.
Launched in July 2018, the multi-faceted EDD team Patrick Haynes, City Development
Manager, CityFibre
is taking action to recognise and resolve the myriad
issues that can hold up the delivery of fixed and
mobile infrastructure. infrastructure projects (roads, footpaths,
cycleways etc) to include fibre ducting in the
EDD has rapidly established itself as the first ‘port of
design, build and budget, and incorporated by
call’ for network providers and telecoms operators,
partner agencies.
and its work is already making an impact, including:
Working across local authority boundaries to
Setting up an Enquiries Register to manage
streamline existing processes and procedures
and resolve ‘real time’ issues affecting
that can impact on the rapid deployment of
infrastructure delivery including complex legal
future facing digital technologies, and develop
agreements, wayleaves, streetworks and permits,
best practice planning guidance for mobile
infrastructure problems and planning.
operators and telecoms providers.
Trialling the DCMS National Streetworks Toolkit
Gaining a national profile and leading the way
by liaising between CityFibre and Cambridgeshire
for other programmes to follow.
County Council’s Streetworks team to support
the £20m fibre rollout in Cambridge City.
Supporting FTTP deployment by Hyperoptic to Number of EDD Cases
social housing with Cambridge City Council’s July 2018 - May 2019
Housing Department. EDD enquiry by type
Open: 13
Promoting the use of public sector assets by
Highways: 2
telecoms providers to support digital connectivity
Major Developments: 2
delivery across the region.
Spearheading the new policy for all Wayleave: 13
Cambridgeshire County Council’s major Closed: 22
Your knowledge of the market, the Infrastructure: 9
practicalities around installation Planning: 4 Complaints: 3
and the providers themselves has enabled
FOI: 1
us to move the project forward much Streetworks: 1
more quickly and smoothly than
would otherwise be the case. Up to the end of May 2019, 35 support requests have
David Greening, Head of been registered; of which 22 have been resolved, with
Housing, Cambridge City Council active management in place to resolve all others.FOUR
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Future-facing Digital Connectivity for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough is a leading digital economy with a bold vision to optimise Work is underway to deliver our Digital Connectivity This map shows current and potential sites for full
private and public sector investment in future facing connectivity to underpin the region’s Strategy 2018 -2022, which sets out ambitious plans fibre networks, through private investment and
growth, deliver public services, and support businesses and communities. to improve fibre broadband, public access Wifi and public sector building upgrades, as well as Public
mobile coverage across the region. Access Wifi locations across the county.
Ambitious delivery Thriving business Significant funding
plans communities and commercial
- Superfast broadband >99% - 43,874 businesses of which investment
by end of 2020 the majority are SMEs Over £14m additional
Wisbech
- Mobile Coverage – 2G -4G -5G - 4,700 knowledge-intensive Government, EU and Local
companies in the Authority funding
- Full Fibre >30% by 2022
Peterborough Whittlesey
Cambridge cluster supporting the delivery of
- Public Access WiFi leading edge digital
March infrastructure
Key More than £80m for full fibre
Collaborating networks including: BT,
for success Chatteris Littleport Public Sector Building fibre
upgrade locations
CityFibre, Cambridge Fibre
Networks, County Broadband,
Combined Authority and local
councils
Private sector investment in fibre Gigaclear, Grain, Hyperoptic,
Ely networks – announced/underway
Virgin Media
Telecoms providers and mobile Private sector investment in fibre
operators networks – under consideration Virgin Media 8GB trials in
Businesses and communities Papworth
CambWifi
Academia Huntingdon Gigabit-capable networks
St Ives CambWifi Coming Soon including new developments
Soham at Alconbury, Northstowe etc
Market towns Wifi
Strong digital demand
Market towns Wifi -in planning
- Rising take-up: Superfast
Broadband >63%, Full Fibre >33%
or under consideration
Fastest growing
Gigabit vouchers for businesses St Neots
Village/Community halls in
planning or under consideration region
to access new fibre networks Open+ Libraries
- Fastest growing economy in
the UK
Cambridge Digital Innovation
Corridors - GVA growth of 84.6%
Cambourne
(2001-2016)
Innovation
- International trade
- Digital Innovation Corridors Concept map, not to scale.
increasing by £300m by
including a 40Km duct and fibre 2021
network from St Ives to Linton,
digital infrastructure for the - Employment forecast -
new A428 and off road routes 90,000 new jobs by 2036
Linton
Cambridge and Peterborough Population forecast to rise
in UK's top 10 Smart Cities to >1 million by 2036
Royston Combined Authority target
Cambridge is the #1 UK city for
patent applications 29,000 new homes by 2021,
rising to 100,000 by 2037EIGHT
Superfast broadband rollout
to reinvest in extending the rollout, together with
Superfast broadband grants from the Government’s Rural Broadband
Infrastructure Fund and the European Union.
(24mbps +) targets Phase three of the rollout is underway, phase four
Phase 2 - reached 96% homes & has been procured and is being planned to reach
businesses remaining areas over the next two years. This includes
Phase 3 – reached 97% early 2019 extending the fibre network to 5,300 additional
Phase 4 – targeting >99% by end 2020 premises in harder to reach rural areas.
Fibre to the Premise (FTTP)
The Connecting Cambridgeshire superfast
Increasingly, Fibre to the Premise (FTTP) technology
broadband rollout, led by Cambridgeshire County
is being used to connect remaining premises to the
Council, is extending fibre connectivity to homes
network, which means households and businesses
and businesses that would not be able to get it
can upgrade to faster, more reliable speeds of up to
otherwise.
300Mbps, now or in the future.
The programme reached its target of delivering
FTTP
superfast broadband access to over 97% of premises
across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough in March OVERHEAD
EXCHANGE LINES AND PREMISES
2019 (nine months early) and is aiming for more than POLES CONNECTION
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The county has some of the highest take up figures
in the country, reaching over 63% superfast and more With FTTP, the fibre optic cable runs directly from
than 30% full fibre by the end of April 2019, and rising. the telephone exchange to the property, either via
The contract with BT includes a ‘clawback clause’ underground ducts or overhead cables on telegraph
for take up over 20%, which means an additional poles, to a connection box. Peterborough and
funding stream of £10m+ has been made available Fenland already have over 20% FTTP.
Take-up
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and rail routes by 2022 Mobile UK, the trade association for the UK’s mobile
Planning ahead for early deployment of 5G network operators cited Connecting Cambridgeshire
mobile services as a case study in its flagship report ‘Councils and
Connectivity: How local government can help to build
mobile Britain’, launched at Westminster in September
Mobile coverage for voice and data (2G and 4G 2018.
services) across parts of Cambridgeshire is variable
which is causing widespread concern amongst
businesses and communities and is seen to be
negatively impacting local economic growth.
Connecting Cambridgeshire is supporting
improvements to network coverage so that people Building Mobile Britain relies on strong
can make reliable mobile phone calls and use 4G partnerships and local Government has
across the whole geography of the county, including a vital role to play in delivering this goal. Our
A and B roads, and rail services by 2022. report, Councils and Connectivity, outlines how
To support this, Cambridgeshire County Council proactive local government leadership, planning
commissioned a technical mobile phone coverage and the sharing of ideas can enable and
survey for the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough area, unlock opportunities to achieving a
which took place during February and March 2019, world-class connected economy.
covering a range of locations including roads, tourist
How local
Gareth government
Elliott, can help to build mobile Britain
Head of Policy
and Communications, Mobile UK September 2018
attractions, parks and rail routes.
The survey findings are being analysed in conjunction
with the latest Ofcom data to identify areas of poor
coverage, as the baseline for the programme’s mobile
coverage improvement plan. This data will inform
discussions which are underway with Ofcom, mobile
operators, landowners, businesses and communities
to improve access for infrastructure and broker
solutions, with an initial focus on ‘notspot’ areas.
Wi-Fi
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Public Access Wifi
CambWifi is already available at around 150 sites
Public Access Wifi across Cambridgeshire including libraries, leisure
targets
centres, community centres, children’s centres,
sheltered housing schemes, and council buildings,
Widespread free Wifi in public and also in open spaces in Cambridge.
buildings and open spaces The secure, trusted network is free and is simple to
Expanding Wifi provision in market join via a single sign on and registration. It supports
towns, village halls and community digital inclusion and the local economy: allowing
buildings people to access public services, shop or pay bills
online and keep in touch with family and friends
without having to travel.
The programme is liaising with District and Town
Connecting Cambridgeshire is looking to expand free
Councils to support emerging Market Towns
public access Wifi services so that more people can
Masterplans to increase Wifi services in market
get online in public buildings, open spaces and retail
towns so that residents, traders and visitors can
centres around the county.
access information and make payments online.
The programme is delivering a Public Access
Public access Wifi is planned to be delivered in
Wifi Strategy for cities, market towns and rural
Fenland market towns from summer 2019, followed
or sub-urban areas across Cambridgeshire and
by Huntingdonshire and East Cambridgeshire market
Peterborough, and is working towards CambWifi
towns by the end of 2019.
availability across all areas.
East Cambs District Council is piloting the provision
We want to see greater equity of free of public access Wifi in Ely and Soham town
public access to Wifi, which is why centres via a local provider with the support of the
we are keen to extend free public access programme, which has brought a positive impact for
across our Market Towns to follow the very the local economy.
successful projects that are already in place. Plans are also being developed to extend public access
This scheme will allow local people and Wifi provision to some village halls and community
visitors to get online in public buildings and buildings, following a survey by CambsACRE to
open spaces across our area, so that they can assess where free public access Wifi would help local
be connected wherever they are. communities to support their activities.
James Palmer, Mayor of Cambridgeshire The map on the centre pages shows current
& Peterborough
and planned Public Access Wifi locations across
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.
CambWifi: working towards CambWifi network availability across all areas
Seamless Content
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network across the compliant for safe
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CPCA area accessELEVEN
The Smart Places Initiative is exploring how data and More than 250 people took part in a series of events
emerging technology can be used in market towns and posted their feedback on an interactive map to
to help to address common challenges such as highlight key areas where smart technology could
transport, connectivity and air quality. help such as congestion, public transport, community
information, and air quality sensors.
It builds upon the innovative work of the Smart
Cambridge programme, led by Connecting The next steps will see the Smart Places team
Cambridgeshire, which has helped to make Cambridge create project proposals for the Cambridgeshire &
one of the top ten smart cities in the country. Peterborough Combined Authority to support on-
going and planned MasterPlan works for St Neots.
The Smart Places team is working in collaboration
with communities, local authorities, town
councils, businesses and academia to support
St Neots is leading the way for our
the Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Combined
new Smart Places Initiative…We’ve
Authority’s Masterplans for market towns.
had lots of great suggestions and look forward
to working with the community and
Smart St Neots local councils to take them forward.
St Neots residents welcomed the opportunity to Cambridgeshire County Councillor David Wells,
share their views to help find ‘smart’ solutions to Huntingdonshire District Councillor for St Neots (East) and
tackle some of the town’s challenges. Chairman of the St Neots Masterplan steering group.
Digital Connecting
Connectivity Businesses
Champion Full fibre networks mean
businesses can prepare for gigabit-
Cambridgeshire County
capable connectivity, so they can access
Councillor Ian Bates won
speeds of up to 1,000 Mbps in future.
a national Technology &
Digital Award in 2018 for More than 100 Cambridgeshire and Peterborough
his work championing businesses have successfully applied to install
digital connectivity across full fibre gigabit capable connections through the
the county. Government’s Gigabit Broadband Voucher Scheme.
Cllr Bates chairs the Neighbouring businesses are being encouraged to
County’s Economy and Environment Committee, pool their vouchers together with nearby residents
which oversees the Connecting Cambridgeshire to share the installation costs using local full fibre
digital connectivity programme. The LGiU and CCLA broadband suppliers. A new Rural Gigabit Voucher
Councillor Achievement Award recognised his Scheme was also launched in May 2019 with
support for the transformational effect of digital additional funding for rural residents to install
connectivity for rural communities, business growth, gigabit-capable broadband as part of a group project.
and smart energy. Find out more at:
gigabitvoucher.culture.gov.uk12
Contact details
Connecting Cambridgeshire
Web: www.connectingcambridgeshire.co.uk
Email: connecting.cambridgeshire@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Call: 01223 703293
Twitter: @ConnectingCambs
LinkedIn: Connecting Cambridgeshire
Enabling Digital Delivery
Email: edd@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Call: 01223 703293
Smart Places
Email: smart.places@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Call: 01223 703293
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