A new map pinpointing the roads in Bradley Stoke which are currently not covered by Virgin Media has been produced.

View Bradley Stoke – Virgin uncabled streets in a larger map

The Bradley Stoke Examiner has plotted the areas where the cable company’s high-speed network does not reach.

The firm has said they will cable the town’s remaining streets if enough residents get in touch with them.

In the south-eastern corner, where rival BT’s network is slowest, eight streets remain uncabled.

Meanwhile, South Gloucestershire Liberal Democrat MP Steve Webb says the Examiner is doing a “great job” with its campaign for faster broadband.

Mr Webb’s, whose constituency includes some northern parts of Bradley Stoke, has been campaigning for broadband in rural areas of the district.

He added: “It certainly made me stop and think that if sections of Bradley Stoke with relatively high density housing are not deemed viable for broadband then what chance have some of the more rural towns and villages in my constituency got of getting anything soon?”

• If you want Virgin Media to complete its broadband roll-out in Bradley Stoke e-mail cablemystreet@virginmedia.co.uk – the more people that contact them, the more likely we’ll get high-speed broadband here. Please remember to include your postal address in your e-mail.

• The BBC’s Politics Show is taking up the story of poor broadband provision in Bradley Stoke on Sunday and they are looking for a case study family – if your internet speed is poor and you want to be on TV please contact dickon.hooper@bbc.co.uk

Updated on Tuesday to correct location of Steve Webb’s constituancy.