GoFibre threw its full weight behind the Burntisland Highland Games, which took place on 21st July, at Burntisland Links.
Community
Quickline Communications has sponsored the Institution of Engineering and Technology’s (IET) national robotics competition FIRST LEGO League to drive STEM interest for young people in Yorkshire.
GoFibre is hosting a community event to celebrate its second anniversary of delivering ultra-fast full fibre broadband to West Fife, marking two years since the first local customers were connected.
Ogi is helping people take time away from screens, giving community groups across south Wales a boost with £5,000 grants to help run new projects this summer focused on wellbeing, inclusion and community engagement.
KCOM has awarded three new KCOM Digital Grants to the latest winners helping to bridge the digital divide, as part of a scheme which is run in partnership with the HEY Smile Foundation, aimed at grassroots organisations promoting digital inclusion.
Fibrus is making a difference improving the health and wellbeing of young people and recently helped a west Cumbrian rugby league club invest in new kit thanks to community funding grant, as part of the company’s Play It Forward programme.
Quickline Communications has formed a 15-strong team of first-line support agents based at its East Yorkshire headquarters, following the conclusion of a previous outsourcing arrangement in South Africa.
GoFibre has connected more than 500 customers in the Teeside town of Barnard Castle and is hosting a community event to deepen its local ties.
Quickline has partnered with Leeds Community Foundation to introduce a new community-focused fund to support organisations in Leeds and Bradford that work with children, young people, and families helping develop digital skills and improve employment.
Fibrus is continuing to support community groups across Northern Ireland and Cumbria bridge the digital divide with the launch of the 2025 Fibrus Broadband Community Fund, which will benefit local groups and clubs.