Broadband advisory body suggests planning reform for FTTH and 5G deployment

Sooraj Shah
Sooraj Shah
clock 24 May 2017 •
Broadband advisory body suggests planning reform for FTTH and 5G deployment

UK government should lower barriers to telecoms infrastructure deployment, argues industry group

The Broadband Stakeholder Group (BSG), the UK government's advisory body on broadband, has published a report which urges the UK to lower barriers to telecoms infrastructure deployment. The organisation...

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