Category: Internet Service Providers
2,500 premises in Nottinghamshire to benefit from £2.7m ultrafast broadband investment
The 2,500 premises are those who cannot currently get superfast speeds and are going to be in the Bassetlaw or Newark and Sherwood areas of Nottinghamshire and will be getting full fibre via a new Openreach contract.
AAISP IDNet and Hyperoptic top the customer service battle for May 2018
Our ratings for May have been available to visitors for a few days now if they use our compare tool, but to give everyone a quick way to compare a large number of providers we are publishing a table for the 19 providers with the most ratings.
Development manager appointed by CityFibre for Aberdeen full fibre roll-out
The drip of news on the CityFibre and Vodafone full fibre partnership continues, with the news that a dedicated development manager has been appointed for Aberdeen.
New website for Zen Internet
Zen Internet has given its website a makeover and we have taken the opportunity to give the broadband packages we list from Zen Internet a refresh too.
Another 3,000 Gigabit-ready premises in Blackpool
Virgin Media has announced passing another 3,000 premises in Blackpool as part of its Project Lightning roll-out.
Virgin Media goes to court to get right to go gardening in County Durham
Virgin Media is making use of amendments to the Electronic Communications Code in 2017 to challenge Durham council which is attempting to levy a per metre charge for digs in grass verges.
NOW TV VDSL2 fibre on sale for £20 per month
Until 14th June NOW TV has a flash sale running on its ADSL2+ and 'fibre' services.
Gavin Patterson to leave Love Island so search for replacement underway
Ok so Gavin Patterson is not really a contestant in Love Island, but it has been announced that he will be stepping down as BT Group CEO later in 2018 and the search for a replacement is underway.
Trooli launches full fibre service in Kent
The new retail brand Trooli from Call Flow Solutions is bringing more full fibre option to Kent starting with a roll-out in Paddocks Wood and King's Hill.
£185,495 identified as likely loss from Aylesbury Vale Broadband venture
The hopes in 2015 for Aylesbury Vale Broadband were high, but with just 234 connected customers at the end of 2017 the sale of the network and assets to Gigaclear for £1.2m signalled an end of the venture which the District Council had a 95% share in. Today sees a report released on lessons that can be learned.