Wireless Cities initiative hits Liverpool February 8, 2008
Posted by Rich Spragg in Broadband, Business, Capital of Culture, Flexible Working, GMDDA, Liverpool, Local Authorities, News, wi-fi.trackback
BT has launched an extensive Wireless Broadband (Wi-Fi) network with coverage across Liverpool city centre – from Pembroke Place, west of Liverpool University, down to the Three Graces, across to the Albert Dock and up to Rodney Street. See the full coverage here:
http://www.btwireless.bt.com/availability_liverpool.html
BT has worked in partnership with Liverpool City Council to deliver the network. They are also working together to investigate a range of applications to improve key services addressing areas such as traffic management, environmental services and tourism. Included at launch is a facility that allows citizens and visitors to Liverpool free access to the City Council web sites, Liverpool Business and What’s on 08 – free to anyone logging on to the wireless service in the Wireless Liverpool area (Charges apply for BT Openzone and require Wi-Fi enabled equipment for usage).
Getting Started
- Starting your Wi-Fi experience couldn’t be simpler. Finding a hotspot is straightforward: BT Openzone provides several ways to help customers locate their nearest Wi-Fi access point. Customers can log on to http://www.btopenzone.com/find and input their postcode or town to pull out local hotspot locations.
- BT Openzone offers a variety of payment methods to suit individual needs. You can choose from 1 hour to 24 hour vouchers which are a great way to try the service for a small price, to pay per minute for occasional ongoing usage and subscriptions for regular ongoing usage.
- You can also buy vouchers through providers such as local company, BOZII, who provide access to many different wi-fi networks worldwide through one account.
- If you’re a BT Total Broadband customer opt into the BT FON community and you will get an allocation of inclusive minutes and if you’re a BT Business Broadband customer, you too have access to 250 inclusive BT Openzone minutes as part of your package.
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Why not try the FREE WiFi Connection at the Sir Thomas Hotel, World Museum, Maritime Museum or Everyman Bistro and enjoy a drink or meal at the same time.
Amanda – WiFi Solutions UK Ltd
Enjoy free wifi at:
Sir Thomas Hotel
Bree Tea Bar, St Paul’s square
Brew Tea Bar, Bold Street
Liverpool Medical Intitution
Liverpool Playhouse
Everyman Bistro
Maritime Museum
World Museum
Sudley House
Walker Art Gallery
National Conservation Centre
Lady Lever Art Gallery
Beech Mount Hotel
Ullet Road Executive Apartments
ALL LIVERPOOL
Coronation Park, Ormskirk
West Lancs Investment Centre, Skelmersdale
Wayfarers Shopping Arcade, Southport
Southport Business & Investment Centre
Souhtport Arena and Convention Centre
Low costs access at
St Mary’s Marina, Rufford &
Fettlers Wharf Marina, Rufford
Bolton Arena
http://www.letsgowifi.co.uk
Pioneers for free wifi access
Oops , sorry about the spelling mistakes:
That’s what happens when you hit the send button too quickly
I guess, Amanda
“Brew Tea Bar, St Paul’s Square, Liverpool”
http://www.letsgowifi.co.uk
Pioneers for free wifi internet access
Free WiFi connection at
O’Este Restaurant, Ormskirk
Leisure Centre, Ormskirk
Chantilly Lounge, Cavern Walks, Mathew Street, Liverpool
http://www.chantillylounge.co.uk
Amanda
And free wifi at Dobbies Garden Centre, Southport
And free WiFi at Whitakers Garden Centre, Prescot – coming soon…
Free WiFi coming to Dobbies Lisburn…
Free WiFi coming to Mansion House Dental Practice, Ormskirk
Free WiFi will be extended across Ormskirk Town centre soon…
Free WiFi at Chapel Gallery, Ormskirk comng soon…
Free wifi at BLUECOAT Chambers CAFE.
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