I have been looking at this thread for some time now, and agree with infinityandbeyond's frustration. I have a company that needs faster broadband speeds, and for years have been waiting for this. My office is Twenty meters from the pavement and just over one year ago I used to take cups of coffee to the Openreach team installing fibre down the whole street, fascinating to see how fibre is installed through ducting (not pulled but blown with compressed air) as to not damage fibre cables due to there fragility. I digress, I like infinityandbeyond's I searched Openreach's site for my availabilities, and low and behold I could get FTTP on demand ???. I already was aware of FTTP and its colossal price to receive nearly £700 a month. receiving just about 10 meg a min, at best, I thought wheres the fairness in home owners getting upto 76meg for £20 and me paying that amount (please dont argue about Contested/Uncontested). Back to on demand and how to order it, after umpteen phoncalls to BT sales to be continually told I can have FTTP on demand, (offered by BT themselves through BTconnect) then being told that BTconnect cant supply it 
Then through research find Future telecoms can but with installation costs of £7000 and £360 a month you think what the F*** is going on, I can get FTTP 100/megabit. for £320 per month free install. 3 year contract, and I still think that's extortionate. As I stated 30 meters from the street and say 40 in total from the Node. My thoughts £500 and no more to have FTTP installed. I think BT should be hung drawn and quartered ripping business of.
This doesn't answer your question but in February 2015, I did a check for my customer to see what speed they could get, this was the astonishing result - Yes, they now have 300Mbps broadband for the same price as anybody else on BT Fibre ~ £50/month.
At the time they ordered it, their broadband was FTTC at about 0.5Mbps since they were so far from Godalming exchange. Fibre was installed including going above the road and across to the premises for a basic fee - less than £100 as I remember.
