Digital Inclusion

Quickline Communications is boosting digital skills training across south Yorkshire, donating tablets and Chromebooks to help jobseekers and economically inactive parents gain employment.

ITS has joined forces with DG Cities and the Royal Borough of Greenwich’s Innovation Company to help residents in Eltham benefit from faster connectivity thanks to the second phase of Digital Greenwich Connect - a joint venture that will deliver an additional 7km of fibre across the town centre.

toob has formed a strategic partnership with CityFibre and is continuing its rollout of broadband across Lincoln, Milton Keynes, Peterborough, Loughborough, Nottingham, and Derby, increasing accessibility and digital inclusion for residents.

Virgin Media O2 has helped thousands of people affected by data poverty get online with free WiFi through its partnership with technology charity, Jangala.

Community Fibre and Westminster City Council have expanded the altnet’s Digital Skills programme across the borough.

Hayog Farm in Ambleston is an example of the rural premises being connected by Broadway Partners as part of the Digital Pembrokeshire project, which uses government vouchers to enable gigabit-capable fibre connections.

A local broadband project in Powys will receive £900k of funding from the Welsh Government's Local Broadband Fund.

Neos Networks is investing in a network expansion programme across four major UK cities, to bring last-mile services directly to over 30k businesses.

County Broadband has created a Bespoke Connections Team to find and deliver methods of connecting the remotest premises on the outskirts of villages back to

Rural broadband expert Alncom will provide rural businesses and organisations with access to Commsworld's nationwide Optical Core network directly to their p