Free wifi to be launched across Peterborough city centre
The initiative has been jointly launched by Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Combined Authority, Peterborough Positive, Peterborough City Council, and Cambridgeshire County Council.
According to Peterborough Positive, which is the group overseeing the city’s proposed Business Improvement District, signage is already going up across the centre and its stores and eateries to inform shoppers and visitors how to join the network.
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Hide AdFree wifi is one of a number of initiatives that have been launched by the local authorities as they look to encourage more shoppers and visitors into the centre as the city economy opens up again after a near four-months long lockdown as part of the national fight to halt the spread of Covid-19.
A new European-style café culture concept has been launched in Cathedral Square, with similar initiatives planned for Bridge Street and St John’s Square.
Covid-19 safe pods and outdoor seating areas are being set up to protect customers from rain and enable drinking and dining in all weathers, day and night.
In addition, the Government’s Towns Fund deal is expected to bring £22.9 million of investment into the city, with a number of projects planned for the city centre, including The Vine - the library culture and community hub, riverfront improvements, expanding the city’s museum, and a pedestrian and cycle bridge over the river.
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Hide AdLinking up to the city centre wifi can be done in five steps.
All you have to do is:
1. Find ‘CambWifi_Public’ in your Wi-Fi settings and connect
2. Enter your name and email, accept the terms, then ‘Register’
3. A new web page will open. Click the ‘Login’ button
4. Check your email within 10 minutes and click on ‘click here’
5. A new login page will open up. Click ‘Connect’.
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Hide AdPrevious users will be connected automatically whenever they are in a CambWifi location.
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