Loose Connection

Loose Connection

Loose Connection is a community wireless (Wi-Fi) project based in Brighton, England. Started in April 2003 aiming to provide wireless Internet to residents of Brighton and particularly patrons of the public houses they regularly occupy.

There are currently 19 Loose Connection hotspots around Brighton & Hove, these hotspots are free to use and do not require a username or password to access services.

Ownership

Loose Connection is owned and operated by MetraNet, a small wireless broadband supplier, now promoting the use of Wimax, that has grown out of the WiFi culture it has developed in Brighton and Hove since Loose Connection started creating free wireless hotspots.

List of Loose Connection Hotspots

* Riki Tik - Bond Street, Brighton
* The Black Lion - Black Lion Street, Brighton
* Bar de la Me - Kings Road Arches, Brighton
* Grand Central - Surrey Street, Brighton
* The Earth & Stars - Windsor Street, Brighton
* The Sidewinder - St James's Street, Brighton
* The Three Tuns - Castle Street, Guildford
* Pavilion Gardens Cafe - New Road, Brighton
* The Hare & Hounds - Preston Circus, Brighton
* The Freemasons - Western Road, Hove
* Saqqara - Bond Street, Brighton
* The Hanbury Ballrooms - St Georges Road, Brighton
* The Open House - Springfield Road, Brighton
* The Ancient Mariner - Poet's Corner, Hove
* The Hampton Arms - Upper North Street, Brighton
* The Globe - Middle Street, Brighton
* The 3 Jolly Butchers - North Rd, Brighton
* The Farm Tavern - Farm Road, Hove
* The Duke of Norfolk - Western Road, Brighton

External links

* [http://www.looseconnection.com Loose Connection Website]
* [http://www.metranet.co.uk/ Metranet Website]


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