The installation of new super-fast internet cables has upset residents
on a Glasgow street after claims the firm behind the plans broke a promise to warn of its arrival for a second time.
Resident Joseph Elder said: "They're digging up right outside the close, and closed off the pavement with these mad barriers. Some guy who was meant to be here to let people out through the fences has disappeared."They're digging this big hole, like a trench, and there are no plastic plates across the hole. We can't get out through the back, there's no way out."
Another resident said: "They just turned up and helped themselves. If all these broadband companies put their heads together they could have gotten it all done in the one go."
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