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A relatively small grant of £60,000 will fund 10 rural libraries' Wi-Fi service: The backhaul isn't specified, but the program is specifically intended to try out bringing high-speed Internet access into areas that have little or no such service. The initial project sites include North Yorkshire, Derbyshire, Staffordshire, Devon and Cornwall.