Lightning Fibre has expanded its network in the Old Town area of Eastbourne, marking a new milestone in connecting properties to full fibre, with 27 percent of premises now accessing fast broadband speeds.
Openreach has revealed its new online self-service platform has reduced missed appointments by 30 percent, helping save thousands of hours in wasted engineer visits, and boosted numbers installing a full fibre service.
CityFibre has completed the primary-build of its full fibre network in Hartlepool, and has helped connect more than 80 percent of residents, making it one of the best-connected locations in the UK.
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.
Netomnia has reached an agreement with UK housing association Peabody to transform broadband access for residents across their housing stock in Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire and Kent, boosting digital connectivity.
Openreach has started work to build a new broadband network for Bannockburn, expanding across the region that has already connected more than 1,700 properties and is expected to reach most residents in the next six months.
As part of Freedom Fibre's ongoing £24 m Project Gigabit contract in North Shropshire, the altnet has now installed its green active cabinets in Hadnall, Harlescott, Montford Bridge and Cockshutt, providing residents with access to gigabit-capable broadband.
Commsworld has transformed Northumberland County Council’s digital infrastructure with the recent completion of its core network build construction, ensuring residents benefit from better connectivity.
GoFibre is teaming up with Aberdeenshire Council with a special community event in Laurencekirk, inviting locals to the drop-in session to find out about the benefits of full fibre broadband.
Pulse Fibre is collaborating with Wain Homes to offer homeowners free broadband for 12 months, initially being rolled out on three developments in the south west.