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Key takeaways from Connected Britain 2024: Coverage, capitalisation and conversion through collaborative innovation

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By Jennifer Murphy, Martin Sloan, Scott Logan, Lucie Barnes
| Lexology Verified
The clear focus of this year's Connected Britain 2024 conference was to capitalise on the construction of the upgraded connectivity coverage, propelled by the industry, government subsidy and innovation, and to convert build to uptake to achieve ubiquitous connectivity for everyone in the UK.
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Connected Britain 2024: key questions on digital Connectivity in the UK

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By Jennifer Murphy, Martin Sloan, Scott Logan, Lucie Barnes
| Lexology Verified
Digital infrastructure is at the heart of the UK’s future economic growth. From expanding broadband and 5G coverage to investing in innovation and security, the UK Government is laying the groundwork for a connected, resilient, and inclusive digital economy. The focus on rural connectivity, security, and global collaboration ensures that no one is left behind in this digital transformation. This week's Connected Britain 2024 conference will consider a number of key issues: 1.
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The Statutory Cap on damages in dilapidations: "A Warzone with Grease"?

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By Lucie Barnes, Catherine Cross, Rachael Studman
| Lexology Verified
Commercial leases often contain covenants requiring property to be returned in a certain condition at lease end. A failure by tenants to meet the required standards may lead to landlords seeking damages for breach of those covenants (a 'dilapidations' claim).
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