Roade Bus Shelter - TALKTALK
Roade has got a new bus shelter thanks to TalkTalk, the home phone, broadband and mobile provider. Construction of the new shelter on the Southbound side of London Road in Roade has been given the go ahead and installation was completed today.
The new bus stop is welcome news for local residents who have petitioned the council for the shelter at the prominent site in Roade. It will be funded by TalkTalk, Roade Parish Council and the Northants County Council Highways Department. The bus store has been supplied by Euroshel of Rawtenstall, Lancashire.
Alongside the donation towards the bus shelter, TalkTalk is investing £50,000 in technology to bring best value broadband offers to Roade. TalkTalk is expanding its Next Generation Network in the area, which gives customers access to fast, reliable broadband services for all of the family’s needs.
John Marshall, Clerk to Roade Parish Council says:
“We are delighted that the plans for the bus shelter on London Road in Roade have been able to push forward. TalkTalk has been a catalyst in allowing this to happen and we are very grateful for their donation towards this project”.
Tristia Clarke, Commercial Director at TalkTalk says:
“Investing in the local area allows us to bring our great value offers to even more families in Roade. We know that the new bus shelter was an important development for the people of Roade and will make a real difference to the community. ”
Expanding its Next Generation Network allows TalkTalk to offer its best value for money packages to even more of the UK. With maximum speeds of up to 24 Meg, prices for broadband and phone packages start from as little as £6.50 plus line rental and include unlimited evening and weekend calls.
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posted Tuesday 13th December 2011
