Community

Quickline Communications has partnered with the Lincolnshire Women and Girls’ Football League as the primary sponsor.

Positive community interaction during the build phase is proving to be a critical factor in fibre take-up as networks go live and stakeholders demand connections.

Wildanet is supporting Young & Talented Cornwall’s new Spirit of Trevithick Award, which will offer funding and mentorship to young people showing promise in STEM.

BeFibre is backing Clacton Rugby Club, supporting the mini and youth section with 10 new flags, as well as sponsoring Clacton Rugby Club ladies’ team full kit.

GoFibre has donated £1,500 to Burntisland-based community project, Supper at the Sally, which will be used to support a winter meal initiative that kicked off on the 30th of December at the local Salvation Army Hall. 

Exascale has donated a free full fibre connection to Kynnersley Village Hall as part of its ongoing BDUK Gigabit Voucher scheme build.

Ogi’s ‘community elves’ are gearing up to support local events and community groups up to Christmas week.

Lit Fibre has provided ultrafast broadband free of charge to Cirencester Foodbank, reports the Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard.

Ogi has awarded £5,000 to community groups as part of the latest funding round of its grant programme Cefnogi.

Five charities from GoFibre rollout regions have received funding towards crucial projects from the altnet’s GoFurther Fund.