Is the lack of fibre due to the road not being adopted or something else.
I wonder whether it is economic to hardwire new properties. Existing properties built more than 10 years ago would have a telephone network installed as a default - a lot of infrastructure would already exist making fibre upgrade easier.
With larger new properties the cost of cabling is higher (trenches, cable, junction boxes etc) and the price of data comms gets ever lower using mobile networks.
We recently moved and when looking at new village properties found in some developments broadband connectivity was 4/5G and gas supply was by way of large tanks on site with bulk deliveries. Welcome to the 21st century.
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