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ewhurst, ellens green & walliswood broadband | promoting pure fibre networks in & around ewhurst, ellens green & walliswood in surrey, uk ewhurst, ellens green & walliswood broadband promoting pure fibre networks in & around ewhurst, ellens green & walliswood in surrey, uk skip to content home subscribe contact about cookie policy ewhurst weather station fttc bt openreach cabinets 2013 fttc guide links ← older posts pitch hill area network posted on 31 august 2018 by jeannie cameron after the successful meeting at the ewhurst village hall in november, a small steering group of pitch hill residents, met with chris box to take matters forward. various routes were discussed and planned for and routes were walked to check feasibility and eventually a route was settled on and residents around the route were contacted and discussed permissions etc. this route was to come up pitch hill between barhatch lane and shere road, along coneyhurst road and up pitch hill. box is ready to start the digging and has secured the route for most of the way but needs the final approval of some of the landowners for the final stretch north. as a result of this wait box has begun works in other parts of the country and pitch hill broadband residents steering group are now investigating alternative route options potentially coming across from the east toward coneyhurst lane and then up the hill. local pitch hill residents in the steering group have given a lot of time and been extremely active with box behind the scenes to get things moving and things are on the brink of happening. this is the best chance that pitch hill has to get internet fibre and if we lose this opportunity we will have status quo internet for years to come. should anyone want any information please write to the steering group via jeannie cameron at [email protected] posted in community fibre | leave a comment ellens green, somersbury lane and b2128 posted on 31 august 2018 by david nye the box pure fibre service is now live along the whole of somersbury lane, and work has progressed up to pollingfold manor on the b2128, awaiting scc inspection before work starts on the next stretch up towards furzen lane. posted in community fibre | 1 comment gadbridge lane and gu6 7sa extension posted on 31 august 2018 by david nye according to the last report from chris, boxcom is still waiting for permission from waverly council for the fibre to cross the green. apparently val henry has promised a resident that she will investigate and assist if possible. posted in community fibre | 1 comment summer review posted on 24 august 2018 by david nye the summer holiday finally provides an opportunity to write, various family matters having consumed my available time and energy since january. meanwhile, our box broadband pure fibre 200 mbps connection has efficiently worked exactly as hoped; fast and reliable. we have had quite a few power cuts over these seven months, and had i time to purchase and install a ups, it would have avoided any interruption to the service. as it is, sometimes the connection has recovered by itself after a cut, but other times we had to reset the router, perhaps because the power “spikes” as it comes back on. once reset, connection speed has never decreased, unlike previous services from bt openreach. one change i did find time for was the switch to voip, so that we could terminate the “copper” phone line rental, and thus bring total monthly costs back to their previous level. we wanted to keep our landline number, and worked out that usage based call charges will be cheaper for us than the call inclusive package offered by vonage. i also felt confident enough to configure voip myself, so did not really need the higher level of customer support available when taking vonage via the box web link . i looked at voipfone and sipgate offerings, and chose voipfone because they are uk based and responded to all my questions very quickly and helpfully. but sipgate does work out cheaper for almost identical service otherwise, and at least two locals are happily using it. i also had to decide whether to buy a device to interface our existing dect phones to the box router, or to buy new phones designed for voip. since our existing phones are a few years old and have some less than ideal features, we decided to buy two new gigaset c430hx handsets and n300ip voip base station from voipon . the result is a far more capable phone system. for example, we can take two calls at the same time, voice messages are automatically forwarded by email, and i can take or make “landline” calls on my mobile phone when away from home, thus giving the impression of working from home as usual (since the voip caller id is set to our landline number). posted in community fibre | leave a comment six months on with box broadband posted on 24 august 2018 by glyn jarvis it’s now over six months since we had our internet upgraded to full fibre with box, and david has asked me to write about my experience. overall, it’s been great, whilst it’s hard to pin point one thing, it is the whole faster internet package that just makes modern life easier. the service has been very reliable, a couple of small outages at the beginning during the beta testing phase but since then it’s been functioning perfectly. i will pick out some of the capabilities that make box so good for our family. when working, i am often required to download very large files. these only become available at 7am for the next working day, and are occasionally updated during the uk working morning. previously, when working from home, i would set the download off when i woke up, and then would have it to work with, maybe, by mid-day. with box, it takes 5 minutes – and if i bothered to plug my computer into network cable, rather than wi-fi, it would be quicker still! furthermore, it means that if both my wife and i are working from home, (e.g. to do child care shifts when a child is off school sick, or for holiday) we are able to do it without competing for internet bandwidth. we have also completely swapped away from bt as our phone provider. if i was in an area where we actually had a mobile signal, i would have just used those, but as mobile coverage in our house is non-existent we still needed a landline. however, some years ago, i chose a 3rd party voip provider and connected some voip phones in the house to enable us to call abroad for less than bt rates. this voip provider has a greatly enhanced service compared to bt – we now get missed call notifications and answer phone messages delivered by email, so no longer have to wait to get home before finding out that someone called us. whilst we did have this before box, it required quite a lot of manual setup due to the slow internet speed. we also appreciate the internet connection speed at home when we are not there. i can remotely drop into our cameras to check around the house, for example, i did this to check that a parcel had been picked up by a courier: in addition, i would like to also mention that whilst we were on holiday, our power tripped. seeing that we had lost internet connection for a while, box telephoned and then emailed me to check that all was ok. i would never had got that level of care from our previous isp! oh, and of course, video streaming has become a smooth affair, no longer do i ever see the spinning disc whilst waiting for iplayer or a film to download, and am now able to stream uhd contents which isn’t possible unless the internet connection gets at least 20-25mbps. posted in community fibre | leave a comment demonstration open day on saturday posted on 23 january 2018 by david nye now that our new pure fibre communications network is live , box broadband will be demonstrating their ultrafast broadband services this saturday; all are welcome: saturday 27 th january 2018 10am to 4pm walliswood village hall froggetts lane walliswood rh5 5rj here is some more of t

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