Policy paper
Telecommunications and digital infrastructure maps: March 2015
This report provides maps and data of public sector telecommunications and digital infrastructure which government owns, leases or enables.
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We are reviewing telecommunications and digital infrastructure to identify networks which could be used more efficiently to enhance connectivity, both within government and for the public. Details of infrastructure that government supports to enable access to connectivity is also included to encourage other owners and operators to be transparent about their networks. Information is being published for:
- Public Services Network
- Department for Work and Pensions
- Home Office
- Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
- Met Office
- Echo (Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Department for International Development, and the British Council)
- London Underground
- Scottish Wide Area Network
- Northern Ireland Executive
- Scottish government’s motorway and trunk roads communications infrastructure (Traffic Scotland)
- central government freehold buildings
- onshore windfarms
- Broadband Delivery UK
This is in addition to the maps and data published in the interim review in February 2015 when information was published for:
- JANET – the UK education and research network
- National Roads Telecommunications Service (from the Highways Agency)
- Network Rail Telecoms
- Defence Fixed Telecommunications Service
- High Integrity Telecommunications System
- Health and Social Care Network (N3)
Updates to this page
Published 23 March 2015