01471 844776 office@sleat.org.uk

Skyenet Community Broadband

Skyenet is a Sleat Community Trust project, working with a number of stakeholders including Community Broadband Scotland, Rural Broadband Networks, Highland Council, two local landowners as well as several common grazings committees and private individuals. 

The service is currently available in Aird, Achnacloich, Tarskavaig, Tokavaig, Ord, Heaste, Drumfearn, Drinan and Glasnakille.

Subscription Packages

Skyenet 1

  • £25 per month
  • 200GB Data Allowance
  • 10Mbps download
  • 2Mbps upload

Skyenet 2

  • £35 per month
  • 200GB Data Allowance
  • 30Mbps download
  • 10Mbps upload

Skyenet 3

  • £45 per month
  • Unlimited Data,
  • 30Mbps download
  • 10Mbps upload
01471 844776
www.skyenet.co.uk
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1 week ago

That's everything fixed in Aird. The radio to Mallaig was out of alignment ... See MoreSee Less

Thats everything fixed in Aird. The radio to Mallaig was out of alignment

2 CommentsComment on Facebook

Fantastic job. Thanks heaps. Happy new year xx

Thanks Calum - the dog’s obviously well trained!

1 week ago

There is a problem on the Network affecting customers in Aird. We're working on the problem now ... See MoreSee Less

1 CommentComment on Facebook

My router is broken, will it be after the New Year before it can be replaced?im in Aird.

3 weeks ago

There is another powercut at the moment, this time over in Glenelg. It has taken out the northern core router/ mast, and although traffic has automatically redirected, your service may be a little slow. I think the SSE engineers should get it fixed soon, and we're now building battery packs to protect us from this in the future, at all mast sites! I'll get out in the New Year in between storms to get those wired into the network. ... See MoreSee Less

There is another powercut at the moment, this time over in Glenelg. It has taken out the northern core router/ mast, and although traffic has automatically redirected, your service may be a little slow. I think the SSE engineers should get it fixed soon, and were now building battery packs to protect us from this in the future, at all mast sites! Ill get out in the New Year in between storms to get those wired into the network.
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