Your input is URGENTLY needed to help get broadband for the area

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By CraneBrooke | Tuesday, March 22, 2011, 14:43

Cranbrook and Sissinghurst Parish Council are working with the Weald Business Association to apply for a grant from Kent County Council to get high speed broadband available to the houses and businesses in the area.

As a rural area it is unlikely that a commercial broadband provider would consider the area viable for investment, but with the KCC grant all this would change. A

 

key part of the grant application process is a business case built on evidence from the local community. Councillor Kim Fletcher has taken the lead to write the bid for a grant and we are urging local people to fill in a brief survey about their use of broadband immediately.

We have 10 days to produce the bid. Please click here and follow the survey - it will take about 3 minutes. If you have any queries, please email Councillor Kim Fletcher at fletchers@live.co.uk

      

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  • Profile image for ian_tester

    Can't see your email through this site, but you need to go into the survey, then Collect... Edit link... New link.... Change settings.... and select "Yes, allow multiple responses per computer". HTH.

    By ian_tester at 09:17 on 29/03/11

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    Ian-tester
    Thanks for getting in touch
    I cannot find the bit to change in the monkey
    could you email me to let me know how ?

    By kimfletcher at 20:48 on 28/03/11

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  • Profile image for ian_tester

    The survey won't let you take it twice - once for business, once for residential. If you know who is administering it, this can be simply changed by altering the settings in surveymonkey!

    By ian_tester at 12:49 on 28/03/11

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