CityFibre has connected its first customers in Buckinghamshire as part of its Project Gigabit rollout across the area, made possible by over £58m in government funding.

CityFibre is investing over £15m to upgrade the digital infrastructure of Wokingham town, bringing fibre within reach of almost every home and business in the area.
Construction work has begun this week in Norreys. As work is completed in each neighbourhood, CityFibre will designate the homes ‘ready for service’.
The works are a continuation and further investment of the wider £58m network build which is currently ongoing in Reading and parts of Wokingham.
Regional Partnership Director Stacey King said: “Our builders will soon get to work on a full fibre network, and we think people will be blown away by the difference it will make.
“The network offers more opportunity to everyone in Wokingham and will play a key role in its modernisation that will underpin its progressive digital capabilities for decades to come.”