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... .it seems its very hard to get BT to look into the problem, as I dont have internet with BT John, As you will have gathered from my previous message I too have had problems with BT. In the end I wrote a letter to Ian Livingstone, CEO, BT Group plc and had a number of conversations with a less than helpful person in the Chairman's Office- but the matter did get resolved. Without that it might have been two months with no broadband rather than one! Call centre staff were unfailingly polite and sympathetic but there is very little they can actually do. Rattling cages at the very top at least makes those overpaid types realise what a shambles they are actually in charge of! Worth a go for the cost of a stamp. Good luck, Stuart posted: 11 Apr 2013 09:58 from: Hayfield Stuart Thanks, I have emailed Virgins and BT's CEO's (Virgin several times) You are quite right that both complaints departments are worse than usless. Virgin have admitted several times that there is a speed ...
... 18&lat=52.37478&lon=-2.30360&layers=168&b =7 which could be used now in the current maps function in Templot to create the templates. (notice the mismatch in the OS historic mapping from the OSM data, derived from modern aerial imagery) cheers, Martin. ref "( notice the mismatch in the OS historic mapping from the OSM data, derived from modern aerial imagery)" i worked in mapping for 35 years, using both old data and more modern. What i unfailingly found was that the "historic" surveyors did know where they were and their positioning was almost always spot on. Sometimes their data is a little sparse, but what is there is normally positioned correctly. The problem with using modern aerial imagery is that issues such as lens or atmospheric distortions, parallax and shadowing can make positioning more problematic. especially when used by "amateurs" to update OSM. There is every chance in your example that the historic mapping is right and that the data derived from imagery is not quite ...
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