The broadband provider Openreach has been urged to provide faster broadband to a rural village in North Wales, where it can take up to 70 minutes to download a film in standard definition.
Residents living in the small village of Brithdir, near Dolgellau said download speeds were as low as 1-3 megabits per second (Mbps) leaving them among the slowest in the UK, NorthWales Live reports.
Although the area network provider Openreach had promised to upgrade the local broadband, it has currently paused its rural fibre connection scheme, citing high demand.