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Openreach asks the public to report suspected metal theft Openreach, along with Crimestoppers are teaming up with metal recycling firm EMR to help combat the rise in copper theft from the Openreach network. Openreach says that since April 2024, more than 100,000 people have lost access to their home phone line or broadband due to […]

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London-based Altnet Community Fibre have been known for their ‘no qualification criteria’ Essential Social Tariff product which doesn’t require you to be on either Universal Credit or one of the other benefits that is usually needed for a broadband social tariff. This provides a 35Mbps symmetric service for £12.50/month, although it does come with a […]

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The latest BT Group results are in and for the public a key takeaway is that revenue drops due to lower volumes of voice traffic are partially offset by in contract price rises and improved take-up of full fibre. Key points made by BT Group are: “FY26 was another year of strong delivery against BT’s […]

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Three areas of North East Scotland that have largely missed out on the full-fibre revolution are set to enjoy access to full fibre rather than part fibre courtesy of GoFibre and a UK Government contract to deliver FTTP in North East Scotland. Ezdell, Inverbervie and Longforgan are three places where GoFibre is saying these are […]

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Openreach has been working to electrify its fleet to help it cut carbon and reach its net zero goals – aimed at being a net zero business by 2031. The company started its journey moving away from diesel in 2019, and since then has deployed over 7,000 vans. This equates to around 30% of its […]

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