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toob’s £3m investment in Portchester’s digital infrastructure has added 8,000 to its full fibre footprint.

More than 10,000 government-funded rural premises have been addressed by Quickline through its work on two Project Gigabit contracts; West Yorkshire and the York area (Lot 8) and South Yorkshire (Lot 20).

F&W Networks and retail partner Hey!Broadband have begun a programme reusing of customer premises equipment (CPE), specifically routers and Optical Network Terminals (ONTs), to reduce electronic waste and lessen environmental impact.

CityFibre partners can now address over 260,000 UK businesses with ethernet services as the provider triples its footprint and doubles down on the business market.

GoFibre’s latest campaign, based on Ookla data, highlights the improvement made to broadband speeds in rural communities in Scotland and the north of England.

ITS is working alongside Boldyn Networks (Boldyn) to build four full fibre networks across the London Boroughs of Bromley, Lewisham, Merton, and Wandsworth.

AllPoints Fibre Networks has donated £5,000 across two charities chosen by Robyn Collard, Senior UC and Fibre Specialist at Yappl, who won a competition at APFN’s recent Aquila platform launch.

Truespeed’s annual acoounts reveal that the altnet has built its full fibre network to over 109,000 premises with 24,000 customers connected.

Fibrus has achieved EBITDA breakeven with customer penetration on its network rising to 28% during March. It expects to hit 30% in the coming months.

CityFibre has completed its primary build in Wokingham, making over 19,000 homes in the town and surrounding areas, around 82% of those available, RFS on its network.