Category: Internet Service Providers

Runcorn looks set to gain more broadband options as brsk is set to see brsk roll-out its full-fibre network in the town. The roll-out will bring the alt-net providers footprint in Cheshire to 45,000 homes.

Escrick near York is part of the Project Gigabit build Quickline is undertaking and pupils got to see the construction of the network as part of the firms work to improve understanding and awareness of the delivery of full fibre broadband in their communities.

The MS3 FTTP network being built in Hull, North Lincolnshire and East Yorkshire now has another retail option in the form of BeeBu.

G.network has announced the completion of the first phase of a roll-out of its FTTP service to Peabody Trust homes in Camden and Westminster.

toob has launched a 50 Mbps £20 per month social tariff for places where it has its own full-fibre network.

Wildanet holds three Project Contracts in different parts of Cornwall and has a commercial roll-out too in Cornwall and parts of Devon. The announcement of £35 million funding from the UK Infrastructure Bank will help ensure all this happens and additional expansion.

Skyline Networks and Consultancy Ltd who currently operate a microwave fixed wireless network are seeking code powers to help with expanding their network and possible branching into the FTTP arena.

1,600 addresses spread across three North Yorkshire villages now have full fibre from Quickline.

Plusnet is the last of the providers in the BT Group to adopt the same £3/m price on the 31st of March each year formula. This is actually a 12% price rise for people on a £24.99/month service with Plusnet, when inflation is running at around 2%.

Virgin Media O2 is highlighting that its nexfibre service is now available to over 20,000 homes in Milton Keynes. Given that Openreach and CityFibre is widely available it is a surprise to see Virgin Media also claiming their service is 26 times faster than the local average.