Quickline is boosting connectivity across West Yorkshire, with 600 premises accessing full-fibre broadband thanks to the government’s Project Gigabit funding.
Connexin has completed the first stage of its Project Gigabit contract for the provision of hyperfast broadband to more than 34,000 rural homes in Nottinghamshire and West Lincolnshire.
The £58 million contract, awarded in January 2024 by the UK government, will see Connexin roll out broadband as part of Project Gigabit to rural communities throughout Nottinghamshire and West Lincolnshire.
Connexin will soon move onto the build stage, which will see the first premises connected by early 2025.
The digital provider worked closely with the government, Nottinghamshire County Council and Lincolnshire County Council to complete stage one of the project on time and under budget.
Furqan Alamgir, CEO at Connexin, said: “This fibre network will not only offer significantly faster broadband speeds but will serve as a backbone for many other services to digitally enable rural Nottinghamshire and West Lincolnshire.“