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Broadband drive success


Published on Friday 6 February 2009 18:55

A HOLYROOD drive to make broadband more widely available has led to 4,000 homes and businesses going online.

The figure was given when John Swinney, the finance secretary, yesterday visited one of the businesses to have benefited. Ardgualich Farm, in Pitlochry, is a campsite that can now take bookings from holidaymakers using broadband.


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