BT Cabinet Query

Question

Hemel Hempstead Cabinet 99
Hello,
I hope someone can help, or provide information on where I can get help?
I have moved into a new build estate, theres about 100 houses or more here. Before moving in I coudn't find out anything about broadband speeds, but Samknows suggested I could get fibre as it was at the Hemel exchange, however the local cab, (which I investigated and is CABINET 99) is not fibre ready.  It turns out I can only get 1.4MB broadband, which as you can imagine in today's world is dreadful.  So far i've tries to find out something on my CAB, however so far I don't have anything.
Postcode for the area is HP24GW
Current speeds are 1.4MB
my phone number is not recognised on any speed checker sites, I always have to use a postcode.
I called BT but they cannot provide me with any information
I checked http://www.connectedcounties.org/home for my cabinet, no mention of it at all.
I emailed http://www.connectedcounties.org/home several times, no response
BT must have somne form of information on this cabinet?
Anything I can get would be great help. I.E is there a BT openreach query emails address?
Does anyone know where Cabinet 99 is even located? I cannot see a cab anywhere in the area.
Any help would be great

Answer 1

Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire County Councils have signed an £18.06 million contract with BT, to bring fibre broadband to “more than 90%”of premises in the two counties by the end of March 2016.
BT is contributing £8.6 million to the project while Hertfordshire County Council and Buckinghamshire County Council are contributing £1.61 million and £3.7 million, respectively, including funding from the two Local Enterprise Partnerships. A further £4.15 million is coming from the Government’s Broadband Delivery UK (BDUK) funds.
It is expected that the first areas will be upgraded in mid-2014.
For more information, visit the Connected Counties website.
Best regards,
dfenceman