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Ferndown Town Council is acutely aware of the inconvenience to our residents and visitors because of the ongoing traffic and parking issues. We are working closely with stakeholders to try to improve this situation for the benefit of our community.
Update: A number of properties in the Old Ham Lane area of Wimborne (in Ferndown parish) are now served by full fibre broadband (also known as Fibre To The Premises or FTTP), The properties are in the following postcodes (although not all properties in those postcodes necessarily have access):
BH21 7LP
Anyone who would like a better internet service should call their preferred internet provider from the list on the Openreach website (https://www.openreach.com/fibre-broadband/fttp-providers) and choose a package that suits them. Although the high-end speeds offered by full fibre are more expensive, you only pay for the speed you order, regardless of technology. Once they have chosen a package, the provider will arrange for their faster service to be installed.
If you would like any more information, please get in touch with – Dorset Council.
Faster broadband is now available to some properties in the Ferndown Town area
The properties are in the following postcodes (although not all properties in those postcodes necessarily have access):
Fox Lane
BH21 7LP, BH21 7LR, BH21 7LS, BH21 7LT, BH21 7LU
Wimborne Road West
BH21 7NN, BH21 7NW
Hampreston
BH21 7LT, BH21 7LX, BH21 7LY, BH21 7NA, BH21 7NB
Henchard Close (Ferndown)
BH22 8LH
Longham
BH22 8ST, BH22 8SU, BH22 9AP, BH22 9BU, BH22 9DP, BH22 9DY, BH22 8TB, BH22 9DR, BH22 9DU, BH22 9DX, BH22 9DY, BH22 9FJ
Anyone who would like a better internet service should call their preferred internet provider from the list on the Openreach website (<a href=”https://www.openreach.com/fibre-broadband/fttp-providers) and choose a package that suits them. Although the high-end speeds offered by full fibre are more expensive, you only pay for the speed you order, regardless of technology. Once they have chosen a package, the provider will arrange for their faster service to be installed.
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