Category: Internet Service Providers

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For those in Wales watching and waiting on Ogi to offer their full fibre service the news that the broadband provider has reached a £45 million financing package deal with Cardiff Capital Region will be welcome news.

TalkTalk has today announced that is has signed 'binding agreement' based on those terms broadly agreed last month including extension of the payment dates of the secured debt which was due to be paid back in November 2024 and February 2025.

For those in an area where Quickline full fibre is available there is a special offer running giving you 50% off for the first 12 months of the 24 month contract.

More full-fibre choice for residents of Forfar as the GoFibre roll-out is close to being available to some 6,000 premises.

Fibrus who have a footprint around the 365,000 premises mark have secured an additional £100 million of funding to help its roll-out in Northern Ireland and Cumbria.

One of the smaller acquisitions in the alt-net market but Fibreray Group has completed its acquisition of Runfibre who operate in South Gloucestershire and North Wiltshire.

Quickline has rolled out its FTTP service to three more villages in South Yorkshire: Finningley, Auckley and Blaxton. The villages are just outside the urban area of Doncaster.

We've seeing the coverage of Sway and Brockenhurst increasing over the last few weeks and it looks like this is part of the Project Gigabit contract Wessex Internet has for the New Forest.

The merger of LilaConnect and Freedom Fibre does not appear complete in terms of appearing as just one network as we've today received a release specifically about the LilaConnect footprint.