The work wasn't cancelled until forever. We were, again, told it had been cancelled, though this time poles not being removed, when there was actually a meeting between Openreach and community/local representatives that we weren't told about and, surprisingly given the earlier email and victory, Max wasn't either it seems.
The meeting was apparently fine. Openreach apparently assuaged the locals' concerns and the build has apparently been scheduled to proceed using the poles as soon as is practical.
Yes, 'apparently' was used a lot there. For obvious reasons. Hopefully it'll all go smoothly so that we don't see any more uninformed, fatalist fiction at the slightest hint of issues.
Given the OP has a history of asking people why they need anything faster than whatever he has at the time, both when it was regular FTTC and now it's G.fast, I look forward to them ordering an excessively fast service way beyond their pretty light requirements to push that number people shouldn't have anything faster than higher in turn.
