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estimated as £2.8m.<br />
It is estimated that public investment in SFBB within areas that will not receive<br />
commercial support could result in a Gross Value Added uplift of £36.4m (for<br />
Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland).<br />
Key Issues<br />
6.5 There is significant evidence within the <strong>District</strong> that poor connectivity issues<br />
have affected both businesses and communities<br />
It is estimated that 8600 premises within <strong>Blaby</strong> <strong>District</strong> will not have access to<br />
SFBB without public sector investment. This equates to 21% of all premises<br />
within the district. Across all Leicestershire premises this figure is estimated at<br />
30%.<br />
There are areas within <strong>Blaby</strong> <strong>District</strong> with very poor broadband connectivity. It<br />
is estimated that 1,235 premises are classified a Slow-Spots with current<br />
broadband speeds of between 0.5Mbit/s and 2Mbit/s. 248 premises are<br />
classified as Not-Spots with speeds of less than 0.5Mbit/s.<br />
Current estimated broadband speeds have been mapped and are available at<br />
www.leics.gov.uk/broadband.<br />
7. Other Relevant Considerations<br />
7.1 Human Rights Act 1998<br />
Human rights have been considered but there are no overarching matters for<br />
concern in relation to this report.<br />
7.2 Legal Implications<br />
There are no direct legal implications arising from this report.<br />
7.3 Human Resources Implications<br />
There are no Human Resources implications.<br />
7.4 Risk Assessment & Business Continuity<br />
This project does not present any major risks.<br />
7.5 Equalities<br />
No EINA is required for this report.<br />
7.6 Nottingham Declaration and Climate Change<br />
No impact<br />
7.7 Crime & Disorder<br />
There are no Crime and Disorder implications.<br />
8. Other Options Considered<br />
Take no action – Not considered the most appropriate action as the<br />
community may loose out on the benefits of this county wide scheme.<br />
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