Rollout

CityFibre has begun work to connect more than 57,000 homes and businesses across areas of East and West Sussex to full fibre broadband as part of a £108m Project Gigabit award. 

Wessex Internet has connected its first customer in South Wiltshire as part of an £18.8 million contract awarded by Project Gigabit, bringing faster broadband to around 14,500 residents across the region.

toob has formed a strategic partnership with CityFibre and is continuing its rollout of broadband across Lincoln, Milton Keynes, Peterborough, Loughborough, Nottingham, and Derby, increasing accessibility and digital inclusion for residents.

A recent survey from bOnline has shown that many SMEs are unsure about the availability of altnet in their area, with confusion over the UK’s broadband roll-out strategy.

Brsk has begun work in Salford to enable 25,000 homes and businesses in the city to access full fibre broadband.

Quickline has delivered a full fibre broadband connection to Stump Cross Caverns, a tourist attraction in the Yorkshire Dales.

CityFibre’s £114m Project Gigabit contract in Norfolk has hit a milestone with the first premises being connected.  

Virgin Media has made gigabit broadband available to 11,000 more homes in Chester for the first time through investment by nexfibre.

County Broadband has gone live in 22 new rural communities in Cambridgeshire (nine), Norfolk (eight), Essex (three) and Suffolk (two) in 2024 to date.

Quickline Communications has delivered gigabit broadband to a further 4,500 homes across rural West Yorkshire and the York area through its Project Gigabit build programme.