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Labour's broadband vow 'calamitous' for the sector
Labour's pledge to nationalise Openreach would kill competition in the comms sector and reinstate the monopoly at the expenCrackpot broadband proposal slammed
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's reaction to Labour's proposed nationalisation of Openreach, and create a new entity calledBroadband bungle: How comms industry fury will devour Labour's pie in the sky politics
By Comms Dealer Editor Stuart Gilroy: Labour's policy on free fibre broadband must rank the most senseless in political history.Vodafone bolsters CityFibre partnership with Openreach deal
Vodafone is expanding its Gigafast Broadband roll out to bring full fibre services to more consumers and small businesses in the UK after striking a new commercial deal with Openreach.DWS seals wholesale deal with CityFibre
A link up between Digital Wholesale Solutions (DWS) and CityFibre gives DWS partners access to full fibre Ethernet products across the infrastructure provider's networks in 27 towns and cities acroGigaclear drills under River Severn
Gigaclear has become the first broadband provider to drill under the River Severn to reach two of Gloucestershire’s most remote and poorly connected villages, bringing FTTP to 861 homes in LongneyCityFibre undertakes fibre upgrade consultation
Analyst firm Assembly Research is to undertake an industry consultation on behalf of CityFibre.Government full fibre strategy under threat
Red tape and punitive business rates on fibre infrastructure are undermining the investment case for full fibre and slowing down its roll out, according to Openreach CEO Clive Selley, who says thisIoT trial spotlights smart city potential
Full fibre infrastructure provider CityFibre has partnered with Peterborough’s largest social housing landlord, Cross Keys Homes (CKH), to explore how a network of sensors deployed throughout its eOpenreach adds 29 towns to FTTP roster
Openreach has identified 29 towns, cities and boroughs for FTTP roll outs over the coming 18 months.
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