1. Draughton 21 st May 2015 Ian Marr Project Manager SFNY/NYCC FUNDED BY

2. SFNY Vision Access to high-quality broadband for 100% of North Yorkshire premises by 2017

3. The Challenge - 2010 Before SFNY, 17% of premises got less than 2Mbps Average speed across North Yorkshire of 4Mbps Superfast broadband, at least 25Mbps, about to be delivered to approximately 50% of North Yorkshire by BT/Virgin commercially

4. Premises in North Yorkshire and City of York Commercial BT 164057 Virgin 20968 Total Commercial18502549% BT Phase 1 Contract >25Mbps149944 At least 2Mbps_44788 Total Intervention Area19473251% Total Premises379757

5. BT Rollout – Phase 1 Key contract terms (Intervention Area) 77% access to min 25Mbps (= Superfast) Completion by October 2014 USC minimum 2Mbps £26.5m (BDUK £17.8m, ERDF £8.7m) Mostly FTTC Some FTTP (3%) Intervention + Commercial = c.90% (now estimated at 86%)

6. The basics - FTTC Fibre to the Cabinet

7. The basics - FTTP Fibre to the Premises

8. BT Rollout – Phase 1 Headlines Completed 695 cabinets 149944 premises >25+Mbps But coverage not uniform,  By urban/rural  By District  By Constituency

9. North Yorkshire

10. Phase 1 and Commercial Craven

11. Lessons learnt to date BT technology works, but has issues laws of physics apply (1.2km) coverage is spotty not spatial quality of pre-existing (voice) networks split communities/business parks

12. What is left to do? >25Mbps <25MbpsTotal Intervention area 14994444788194732 Commercial area 177056* 7969*185025 Totals 32700052757379757 86% 14% * ‘best guess’

13. How to address the remaining “10%”? 50,000+ premises (unevenly spread) Funding needed Technology options more fibre by BT wireless (extend existing/new) satellite

14. Phase 2 – extend BT contract £8m (BDUK £3m, ERDF £2m, NYCC £3m) Intervention Area 194732 premises Phase 1 149944[=77/86%] Phase 2 FTTC 6000 FTTP 4500 160444 FTTrN ? 160444 [=82/90%] Rollout April 2015 to December 2016

15. North Yorkshire

17. Local picture Draughton Currently in Phase 2 plans as FTTC (EO) deployment. Will only know more on certainty once detailed planning completed and moves into delivery phase. Not currently expecting any issues.

18. Draughton

19. Reflections on getting to 100% How much further can BT fibre reach? Technically Relative value for money (£177  £762  £1500?) Delivery Timescale Non BT alternatives State Aid/procurement/funding implications for local authorities Will DCMS/BDUK retain 100% NGA objective? USC 2Mbps commitment  BDUK ‘released’ BT in Framework contracts State Aid requirement (BDUK seeking renewal) BDUK £ for NGA (>25Mbps) only Willingness/ability of local authorities to £ for £ match

20. WISPs in North Yorkshire More then a dozen operators Vary from small (ADSL backhaul) to larger commercial (fibre backhaul) schemes Reasonable geographical coverage (approx 50% of space), but low market penetration Sub-Superfast (in State Aid terms) Backhaul quality and capacity National ISPs High Quality (>10Mbps) Local compromise? Problematic for BDUK?

21. WISP coverage Possible extension?

22. Links and Contacts Useful links; SFNY www.superfastnorthyorkshire.comwww.superfastnorthyorkshire.com info@superfastnorthyorkshire.com Business Supportwww.sfny.co.ukwww.sfny.co.uk enquiries@sfny.co.uk Contact; Ian Marrian.marr@northyorks.gov.ukian.marr@northyorks.gov.uk Andrew Laycockalaycock@cravendc.gov.ukalaycock@cravendc.gov.uk

23. Questions?

24. Governance NYCC SFNY Advisory Board SFNY Engagement Group Both registered companies, 100% owned by NYCC Leader/CEx of NYCC on both Boards Wide Area Network NYnet 100 NYnet SFNY Public sector (700 sites) Rural business parks WISPs

25. The basics - CISP Community Internet Service Provider

26. The basics - Satellite Satellite Internet Service Provider