Many areas of Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull cannot get good broadband speeds. This is because the infrastructure (telephone lines and exchanges) is old and simply not able to meet modern requirements.

Coventry, Warwickshire and Solihull could see superfast broadband rolled out across the sub-region – but businesses and individuals need to complete a survey to help release the money to make this happen.

Warwickshire County Council, in partnership with Coventry City Council, Solihull Borough Council and the CW Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP) want to bid for government funding to see high-speed broadband delivered to every part of the sub-region.

But, to do this, evidence is needed to show how current broadband provision is working, or not working, for businesses and individuals locally. The bid will only be successful if it demonstrates that families, businesses and communities in all areas of the sub-region areas want and need faster broadband.

Register your details now and be a part of better broadband for Warwickshire. We won’t pass your details on to any third parties and you are not committing yourself to any new broadband contract or service.

Help Warwickshire get better connected by completing our survey today, to tell us why you need faster broadband. Please pass on the details of this survey and encourage others to get involved.

For more detailed information Click here

Please take the opportunity to complete the survey:

Broadband survey for individual and household customers

Broadband survey for businesses

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