All 181 primary, nursery and Additional Support Needs schools in north Lanarkshire now have fibre connections following a contract delivered by Commsworld more than 20 times the previous capacity, and secondary school connections are five times faster than before.
BT has been awarded a £26m Project Gigabit contract to connect over 650 primary schools in hard-to-reach places across England with gigabit broadband.
G.Network is offering to buy new customers out of their existing contracts, covering up to £150 of early termination fees.
Commsworld has won a 10-year contract worth £2.6m with Dundee City Council to transform internet connectivity to 42 schools.
Boldyn Networks is bringing fibre connectivity to public buildings across the London boroughs of Wandsworth, Richmond upon Thames and Merton.
Telcom has been selected to provide dedicated full fibre internet to the £400m St Michael’s mixed-use development in the heart of Manchester.
Connect Fibre has been awarded £33m of government funding to bring full fibre to 17,000 local homes and businesses in rural Derbyshire including villages and hamlets in Eckington, Hulland Ward, Shirley and other areas.
Openreach has completed a four-year contract with the Welsh Government, delivering fibre connectivity for more than 44,000 premises across Wales.
More than 800 hard-to-reach premises across Barnard Castle, Middleton-in-Teesdale and Winston can now access GoFibre’s network as the altnet completes phase one of its Project Gigabit contract.
Commsworld is set to complete its £15m contract to modernise Renfrewshire Council’s digital connectivity and services.