Gigaclear are yet again delaying super fast broadband along Cornish Hall End Road due to an apparent connectivity issue. Despite taking orders, they are failing to progress people's connections.

Gigaclear are live along Cornish Hall End Road. Full-fibre (up to 900Mb/s) can now be ordered for premises along Cornish Hall End Road. For customers interested in their service, this will involve laying a fibre cable from the roadside “pot” that was installed outside houses some time ago and connecting to a new router they place in the house. Finally, true fibre connect...

Gigaclear/Superfast Essex announced in August that their project is delayed yet again and an early estimate is December 2019 for those able to receive their full-fibre service (chiefly along Cornish Hall End Road). Further updates will be provided once more is announced.

Gigaclear/Superfast Essex have now said that the parts of Stambourne which have been connected to their service should now go live by August 2019, another delay. County Broadband are still aiming to gather more potential subscribers in order to start their study and subsequent work to bring full-fibre to Stambourne.

Gigaclear/Superfast Essex have now said that the parts of Stambourne which have been connected to their service should now go live in June 2019, another delay. County Broadband say they have completed work in Cornish Hall End and will work on connecting Stambourne and other villages at some stage.

Gigaclear's plans to provide superfast (up to 900Mb/s reduced from a 1Gb/s service, probably due to the inability to guarantee 1Gb/s) to a small part of Stambourne (Cornish Hall End Road) have been delayed from November 2018 to “by March 2019”. Whilst they have now laid the fibre cable to each house’s boundary, they still have to connect to their network, test and “go live”...

Gigaclear have removed their installation fees (previously £230) on connecting new customers to their service.