County Broadband launches new recruitment drive
The alternative-network (altnet) provider is offering more than 30 jobs across the east of England.
The alternative-network (altnet) provider is offering more than 30 jobs across the east of England.
UK-based rural fibre provider County Broadband has appointed NGE as its civil engineering partner to lead its digital infrastructure investment in Norfolk.
UK alternative rural full-fibre provider, County Broadband has committed to creating a 270-strong team by the end of 2022 to support fibre roll-out across the East of England.
UK telecoms regulator, Ofcom has confirmed how it plans to regulate the wholesale telecoms markets for the next five years and beyond.
County Broadband, an Essex-based provider rolling full-fibre networks across rural East Anglia, is celebrating its first-ever national recognition after being shortlisted in the Best Rural ISP (Internet Service Provider) category at the ISPA Awards 2020, run by the Internet Services Providers’ Association (ISPA UK).
Lloyd Felton, chief executive of internet service provider, County Broadband has issued a statement in which he outlined how the company is currently operating, and what the pandemic means for digital infrastructure.
The UK’s opposition party, Labour has announced a pledge to deliver free full fibre-broadband for all.
The Queen opened UK parliament this week with a speech that outlined the policy plans the government intends to put in place.
Construction has started on a privately funded project to bring full-fibre to Braintree in Essex, UK, under County Broadband.
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