Hundreds of Lincolnshire schoolchildren took part in their first triathlon at an event hosted by the Brownlee Foundation in partnership with Quickline Communications.
Community
Over 30 Northern Irish community groups will receive grants this year from Fibrus’ Community Fund to help individuals across the region access the internet and digital technology.
GoFibre has become the lead sponsor of a brand-new grassroots rugby team for girls living in the Borders and North Northumberland.
Ogi is the headline sponsor for the annual Porthcawl July 10K for the second year running, working with organisers Run 4 Wales to support school fun runs across Ogi’s rollout areas
Colleagues from Quickline participated in the Volunteers’ Week, dedicating almost 130 hours of time to making a positive impact in its build communities.
toob is celebrating five years of supporting Southampton’s Asian and Ethnic community radio station Unity 101.
Quickline Communications has partnered with The Prince’s Trust to help get disadvantaged young people into employment.
Freedom Fibre has distributed litter pick kits across North Shropshire, where it is currently completing a Project Gigabit contract to roll out fibre connectivity to around 12,000 hard to reach homes and businesses.
Freedom Fibre has unveiled new art on one of its street cabinets in Irlam, designed by students at Springwood Primary School.
Fibrus has launched the 2024 Community Fund where £120,000 will be available for rural community groups across Northern Ireland and Cumbria.