Rollout

YouFibre has connected its first customer in its hometown of Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, presenting the resident with a year’s free YouMesh solution.

Following £30m investment from Openreach into Nottinghamshire’s digital infrastructure, more than 100,000 homes and businesses can access full fibre.

 GoFibre is connecting 8,000 local households and businesses across Burntisland and Cardenden in Fife to fibre, with work on two networks set to be complete later this year.

Glide Group will operate Quintain’s fibre optic network throughout Wembley Park, after acquiring its subsidiary Velocity1.

Over 4500 premises in Cookstown are now connectable fibre following Fibrus Network’s regional rollout which began in February.

Openreach is working with network service provider Circet to extend its east Devon rollout into the town of Axminster.

CityFibre’s £40m investment into Swindon’s digital infrastructure could unlock a £495m economic boost for the city, according to a report by Hatch.

BeFibre has connected the first of 14,000 Brentwood residents to its full fibre services and has also made the neighbouring areas of Clacton on Sea, Pilgrims Hatch and Ingatestone ready for service.

Lothian Broadband Group has added Gullane, East Linton and Pathhead to its network rollout plan for 2022, representing increased investment within East Lothian and Midlothian.

Openreach is asking North of Tyne businesses to talk to altnets about upgrades as fibre adoption sits below 20%, lagging behind the UK average.