A local MP who's been campaigning hard for superfast broadband in rural areas has secured a debate on the issue in Parliament this afternoon.
Neil Parish will use it as an opportunity to discuss the roll-out of faster broadband in Devon and Somerset.
The Tiverton and Honiton MP has previously expressed concern that some rural areas could miss out - meaning farmers would be unable to access important Government services when they become only available online.
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