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2.7 million homes and businesses set to see full fibre from Openreach
517 exchange locations have been announced by Openreach as the next areas to receive full-fibre broadband. 2.7 million homes and businesses, including 400,000 rural areas are in this latest batch set to be upgraded by the end of 2026.
Nexfibre fined in courts of roadwork offences in Somerset
Nexfibre has received a fine for roadwork offences in Bridgewater. Somerset
Petrol leak in Bramley (Surrey) to cause broadband mayhem
Openreach have requested network operators using their duct network in the Surrey village of Bramley to refrain from accessing the network "under any circumstances" due to a leak of petrol into their underground assets.
Freedom Fibre awarded £43m contract to upgrade rural broadband in Cheshire
Hard to reach areas of Cheshire are to receive fibre broadband from Freedom Fibre after the company has been awarded a £43 million contract as part of the government's Project Gigabit rollout.
EightAdvisory puts out strategies to help alt-nets increase penetration
Consultancy firm EightAdvisory has put out a strategy document providing solutions for alt-nets to increase penetration and profitability.
BT updates its Digital Voice switchover and PSTN switch off programme
BT has revised it's timetable for moving customers onto digital landlines and away from the analogue PSTN network with a plan to switch this off by January 2027, delayed from 2025.
Outages near Cuckoo Oaks near Telford – cables damaged
We have seen reports of widespread outages affecting both core network fibre optic lines as well as broadband services in the Cuckoo Oaks area of Telford.
CityFibre says its built to 86% of Kettering with its full fibre service
Kettering is said to be the most complete location on the CityFibre roll-out with around 25,000 ready for service properties which CityFibre say is around 86% of residential properties and most businesses.
CityFibre completes transaction to acquire Lit Fibre
CityFibre has announced the completion of its purchase of LitFibre from Newlight Partners. For the current 10,000 LitFibre customers the integration work and an eventual retail home is being worked on.
Nexfibre expecting to reach 40,000 premises across Durham in 2024
Nexfibre has announced it is set to build over 40,000 more premises across County Durham, announcing more specific areas in Sedgefield as the first step.