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The Rural Broadband Association

The Rural Broadband Association (Also known as TRBA) is an organisation set to help those who live in rural communities to receive faster broadband speeds. The organisation was set up To campaign for the govenment to improve the broadband speed in rural areas. As the government slowly progresses to bring faster broadband speed to rural areas, some communal areas are still not on any future broadband upgrade lists such as the installation of <ref="Fibre-To-The-Cabinet (FTTC)">, Fibre-To-The-Home (FTTH), Cable and even ADSL 2+.

Although TRBA mainly focus on improving broadband speeds, it also aims to help communities which have not yet received any broadband.

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www.trba.co.uk