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BeeBu, a recent entrant into the market, is the latest ISP to join Freedom Fibre’s network and will begin offering the altnet's fibre services to customers across the north west.

G.Network has agreed additional funding of £85m from its long term equity investor USS to fuel a new growth phase.

Neos Networks has provided full fibre connectivity to 180 out of 193 public buildings contracted in Oxfordshire County Council’s GigaHubs project.

WightFibre has now passed 70,000 homes and has connected 21,000 customers to its network, representing 80% coverage and 30% of the market share.  

Beebu has agreed a multi-year partnership with Portsmouth Football Club which will see its logo appear on the men’s and women’s teams’ playing kit sleeve and front of the training kit.

brsk has claimed an altnet first by introducing real-time customer support via WhatsApp, initiating a pilot project with a select number of users.

nexfibre has made recommendations to protect the UK fibre market ahead of the Telecoms Access Review after publishing a report arguing that the progress made by the sector is fragile.

YouFibre has connected its 100,000th customer, doubling its base in the last nine months. 

Pulse Fibre has joined Strategic Imperative’s aggregation platform, The Fibre Café, to gain access to over 200 service providers on the network.

Complete Technology Group (CTG) has confirmed its intention to withdraw its current service offer from the market over the coming months.