A major £150,000 broadband upgrade has been successfully completed at Margum Park, Neath Port Talbot thanks to Swansea Bay City’s Digital Infrastructure Programme that will improve visitor experience at the attraction.
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WiFi Scotland has connected a group of rural homes in Moray to fast, reliable internet, thanks to the Scottish Government’s R100 Scottish Broadband Voucher Scheme (SBVS), that provides help for residents in remote areas.
LightSpeed Broadband has invested in a new mobile hub so its sales team can meet both residential and business customers face-to-face to raise awareness and help answer any full fibre broadband questions, as part of recent expansion plans that now sees the business offer its services across the east of England and Midlands.
Nearly 153,000 premises in the UK have received a gigabit-capable broadband connection through a Building Digital UK (BDUK) subsidy between 1st April 2024 and 31st March 2025, a new report reveals – a rise of 2,600 more than the previous financial year.
toob is speeding up connectivity in Aldershot, donating its ultrafast 900 Mbps broadband to the Greater Rushmoor Nepali Community (GRNC) centre and supporting digital inclusion, communication with family and friends in Nepal, and better access to online services.
Brillband has successfully placed its first orders on AllPoints Fibre Network’s (APFN) aquila platform, in a move towards fulfilling its mission to deliver improved connectivity across the UK to a wider market.
A new Broadband Genie and OnePoll survey has revealed that 60% of broadband user respondents are out of contract - with many who could switch to a different ISP paying more than they need to.
Rolling out broadband infrastructure remains mission critical for the British public, and a new report from the Internet Services Providers’ Association (ISPA UK) shows that 78% believe that everyone in the UK should be able to access high-speed internet.
Quickline is giving one lucky winner the chance to win a unique prize in a new competition, as part of a wider mission to tackle digital equality and ensure rural communities across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire have access to fast, reliable internet.
Openreach has combined its own data of internet usage with a study of household behaviours to show the country’s broadband habits, mapping the UK cities by their online activity.