Category: Internet Service Providers
5,000 properties in Tenby to benefit from Ogi full-fibre build
Residents and businesses alike are set to see a significant broadband boost in Tenby with work to roll-out FTTP underway for the Pembrokeshire coastal town.
Voneus acquires Broadway Partners
Voneus is set to be become a more widely known name in the rural full fibre scene, as SWS Broadband and Cadence Networks are merged into the brand. Additionally, Broadway Partners has been acquired by Voneus.
YouFibre celebrates 50,000 customer milestone
We are not sure, but maybe this new fangled idea of fibre to the premises is catching on across the UK as YouFibre gets people signing up to its services.
Utility Warehouse now selling CityFibre via TalkTalk Wholesale
One of the ultimate bundlers is Utility Warehouse who sells energy, broadband, mobile and insurance services and has been a customer of TalkTalk Wholesale for some years.
You are not alone if your Sky broadband is not working
We've no detail on the reasons why but around 10:30pm it appears that a widespread Sky broadband outage started.
Quickline offers free broadband if handcuffed to a contract elsewhere
Quickline who are building full fibre in various places across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire is offering free broadband for those locked into a long contract with an existing broadband provider.
Problem with Sky Broadband 2.30am to 5.45am?
Ever experienced nightly broadband problems between 02:30 and 05:45 on Sky? We have an explanation for you.
BT Digital Voice rolling out in Northern Ireland
The phased switching of people to BT Digital Voice on a regional basis has moved onto Northern Ireland.
Upp takes off and flies over to nexfibre – UPDATED
The purchase of nexfibre will be trumpeted as the start of the big consolidation phase in the UK full fibre scene, but there was a special case around Upp that forced the company to be put up for sale.
Estate in Hessle wins 28 day reprieve on roll-out of poles for full fibre
Residents on a development built in the late 1990's on the west side of Hull have objected to MS3 using permitted rights to deploy poles to support its roll-out of FTTP in the area.