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Lack of home broadband may be met by libraries
Libraries are popular spots for those who do not already have home broadband.

That is the view of Catherine McNally, who wrote to the Guardian in response to an article by Peter Preston, in which the journalist asserted it is an "era of universal broadband".
Ms McNally disagrees and says there are still many people who do not have access to the internet at home, instead visiting outlets such as libraries in order to get online.
The reader - a librarian herself - says: "Some 30 per cent of the population do not have internet access at home."
Some 15 internet-enabled computers at her local library are busy all day with those who cannot get online in their own abode, Ms Mcnally adds.
BT recently assisted residents in Warwickshire, after announcing the launch of fibre optic broadband for homes and businesses in Rugby, following similar moves in other parts of the country.