Quickline Communications has joined with GreenTheUK and the Royal Forestry Society (RFS) to support the planting of trees in areas closely aligned with its full fibre broadband rollout – including 6,000 trees in north Yorkshire and a further 500 in west Yorkshire.
This environmental milestone forms part of its commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship and broader ESG strategy, recognising the business’s responsibility to protect and enhance the rural environments it operates in across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
By supporting woodland regeneration and boosting biodiversity, the company is helping to strengthen the UK’s natural resilience against the impacts of climate change.
The tree-planting project also complements Quickline’s mission to close the digital divide in rural areas.
Nick Young, Head of Health, Safety, Environment and Quality at Quickline said: “As a rural broadband provider, we work in some of the UK’s most beautiful and ecologically rich landscapes.
“Partnering with GreenTheUK and the Royal Forestry Society is a meaningful way for us to give back to those landscapes and invest in long-term sustainability where it matters most.”
