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Trenches has restructured its operations by merging its Wayleaves and Law divisions into one entity.

Altnets that have received government funding could be failing to make their cables easily available to other operators, despite this being a condition of receiving taxpayers’ money, according to AssetHUB.

Chrysalis, a Wigton-based charity which supports people with learning disabilities, has received £2,000 through the Fibrus’ Community Fund.

The UK ranked in the top 10 markets by FTTH/B growth rates for Q1 2024 recording a 7.2% increase in subscribers according to Point Topic.

Lightning Fibre’s owners LF HOLDCO 2 have applied for Code Powers to facilitate the continued operation and extension of the altnet’s network.

Boosted by five Project Gigabit contract wins, Wessex Internet continues to scale its rural build operations and aims to connect its 10,000th customer in the coming months. Here, CEO Hector Gibson Fleming discusses how the altnet has overcome unique challenges and leveraged government subsidy to build a compact network with a loyal customer base.

Openreach is urging people living and working in an additional 25 communities to apply for free UK Government broadband vouchers.

Ogi has extended its partnership with Haverfordwest County AFC ahead of the 2024-25 football season.

Voneus has begun connecting residents on Walney Island just eight weeks after it began building the network.

Five of the largest UK fibre network operators have formed a coalition to push Ofcom for fairer access to Openreach’s physical infrastructure in its upcoming Telecoms Access Review.