Election 2015: broadband policy breakdown
Nearly one fifth of the UK electorate say broadband policy will affect the way they vote. Here’s a summary of the political parties' technology policies for broadband delivery.
Nearly one fifth of the UK electorate say broadband policy will affect the way they vote. Here’s a summary of the political parties' technology policies for broadband delivery.
With the election on May 7th nearly upon us, the main political parties are making clear their plans on how technology will be used to aid public services and the economy if they win.
Broadband policy is a key issue for the UK electorate in the upcoming election, with nearly one fifth (18%) saying it will affect the way they vote, according to a survey of 2,500 UK residents by broadband, TV and mobile comparison site Cable.co.uk.
Here’s a breakdown of their technology policies for broadband delivery:
Conservatives
Labour:
Lib Dems
Greens
UKIP
SNP
Plaid Cymru