Zen Internet will be making its entire full fibre footprint available to its channel partners via its soon to launch Fibre Hub, aiming to offer access to the biggest full fibre footprint of any supplier in the UK.
Ofcom has published its proposals for the new Telecoms Access Review 2026 (TAR), which it hopes will improve competition and investment in gigabit-capable networks, maintaining the competitive landscape created by the preceding Wholesale Fixed Telecoms Market Review 2021 and go further to promote better outcomes for end-users.
Quickline is collaborating with players at Hull City FC to deliver benefits to communities across the East Riding of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and children at a village primary school were put through their paces in a special coaching session thanks to rural broadband provider.
Openreach is continuing to roll out faster broadband across the UK, and has connected around 8,000 residents in Barnet to its upgraded network, improving digital access to essential services.
Quickline has joined in partnership with Reel Creative to give youngsters in north Yorkshire a hands-on introduction to explore the latest advancements in virtual reality (VR) and robotics through activities at an interactive workshop designed to inspire the next generation of digital innovators.
A new survey has revealed that Glide is officially the UK and Ireland’s number one provider of student Wi-Fi, taking the top spot with an 82% satisfaction rating.
Openreach has called for easier broadband upgrades to give tenants in flats and apartments the legal right to request better internet access in the same way they can request pets, to prevent a new digital divide.
GoFibre is to launch its GoFurther Fund in north Northumberland for the first time, giving local charities and organisations support from the fund, which forms part of the altnet provider’s social impact strategy and helps charitable groups to transform local lives within the regions with access to its full fibre broadband network.
Virgin Media O2 is the latest company to sign up to LCC’s Street Works Charter to help make life better for Lincolnshire’s road traffic network and cut the amount of disruption roadworks cause across the county.
The recent acquisition of Dyfed Telecom by technology firm Northern Telecom has helped to secure the future of the business – which was hit by a winding-up petition from HMRC in February – alongside its staff and satellite offices, in a deal that will push annual revenue to a milestone of nearly £8 million.