Five hubs were removed from the application (Boscawen Street, Charles Street, Green Street, River Street and Victoria Square) following concerns raised by Historic England, which is happy with the remaining locations. The smart hubs feature two large digital screens offering a range of features, including advertising (including free community advertising), public WI-FI, free phone calls, phone charging, and emergency health support including a built-in defibrillator and nasal medicine used for the treatment of drug overdoses. (Image: Pulse / Urban Innovation Company)He said the hubs are funded by advertising revenue, meaning they are free for use by residents and taxpayers. "I still do not love the look - big lit screens in the historic centre feel like giant smartphones on our streets. Cllr Martyn Alvey (Feock & Kea, Conservative) said: "I take into consideration Cllr Rich's concerns about advertising, but that is the world we're in.