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Broadband Outage in St Neots After Thieves Steal Openreach Cable

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Broadband, phone and Ethernet services in the Cambridgeshire (England) town of St Neots have been disrupted after criminals ripped up and stole around 500 metres worth of Openreach’s (BT) copper telecoms cable, which has impacted four of their fibre street cabinets in the area – serving premises with around 380 customers. The incident, which occurred on a bridge to the south of the town (A428), appears to have happened at around 3am on Friday (1…

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Broadband Outage in St Neots After Thieves Steal Openreach Cable

Broadband, phone and Ethernet services in the Cambridgeshire (England) town of St Neots have been disrupted after criminals ripped up and stole around 500 metres worth of Openreach’s (BT) copper telecoms cable, which has impacted four of their fibre street cabinets in the area – serving premises with around 380 customers. The incident, which occurred on a bridge to the south of the town (A428), appears to have happened at around 3am on Friday (1…

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ispreview.co.uk broke the news in 4 days ago on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.

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