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BT Group are currently working to restore broadband and telephone connections on the Shetland Islands.

As a multi-technology internet service provider Freedomsat will be show casing our 4G LTE and satellite broadband solutions that can connect those outside of ADSL or fibre coverage to superfast broadband. Our flexible 30-day contracts are ideal for those undertaking a new build or home renovation project…

BT have stated that most of their customers will face a price rise of 9.3% by the end of March, blaming the increase in bandwidth usage and the jump in inflation.

As part of their “Plan B measures” to help tackle a surge in cases of the new Omicron variant of COVID-19, the government has advised people to work from home where possible, with a warning that additional measures may follow if the situation worsens.

British Telecom (BT) will be turning off all analogue telephone lines in 2025, this change will impact both business and home users as BT moves to convert customers to digital services.

The UK government is pushing ahead in its efforts to improve the environment for future generations with the biggest shake-up in farming policy in England for 50 years.

With such ambitious construction projects being rolled out across the UK and with many to improve infrastructure in remote and rural locations, construction companies will need to invest in robust and reliable internet connectivity solutions to maintain the logistic chains and operations of remote offices.

In addition to the physical elements of the roll out of wind turbines, such as fabrication and installation, internet connectivity plays a vital role as each turbine is remotely monitored and controlled for both efficiency and maintenance purposes.

As announced by the Scottish Government last year the R100 Scottish Broadband Voucher Scheme has been providing up to £5000 to help home and businesses to access superfast broadband by the end of 2021.

Strategic infrastructure development for Openreach, a division of BT responsible for the rollout and upkeep of the UK’s broadband network, questioned the “value for money” in respect to improving internet speeds for some of the remote communities in parts of Wales.

BT announced that it would be ceasing home-visits as it rightly must consider the wellbeing of its employees and to safeguard its customers from the threat of coronavirus COVID-19.

Industry regulator Ofcom has just announced new proposals to upgrade the UK’s infrastructure as demand for internet data increases, with homes and businesses all over the country set to benefit from more reliable fibre broadband and much faster speeds as a result of the new measures.

Here at Freedomsat, we are committed to achieving our goal of universal access to superfast broadband across the United Kingdom – irrespective of how remote your home or business is. To that end we are excited to announce that we are now able to offer superfast unlimited 4G data plans…

The telecommunications regulatory authority, Ofcom (Office for Communications), has released its annual report on the United Kingdom’s infrastructure for internet access - including fibre optics, 4G broadband and satellite broadband.

You are probably familiar with 4G and generally quite impressed by the internet you can get on your mobile. In recent years, 4G has become faster and more widely available than ever - in fact sometimes you can get a faster connection through your phone than through your home broadband!

Cornwall has embraced the Superfast Cornwall Programme with 85% of premises able to access fibre broadband which is some of the best connectivity in the UK. Unfortunately there are still business communities that have not yet been reached by fibre and are struggling with slow, unreliable broadband.

The Cornwall Business show is widely acknowledged as the largest and most inclusive exhibition in the region. The show brings together a wide range of industries and sectors, from small start-ups to larger more established companies.

With the success of 2017 the scheme has been extended allowing areas of substandard broadband of less than 2 Mbps to still apply for their £350 broadband subsidy, if you’re a home user or even a business without access to basic broadband you can get connected through the scheme.

Voted ‘Trade Show of the Year’ by the EN Awards in 2016, the show is returning to NEC in Birmingham on the 8th & 9th November 2017. This event provides rural entrepreneurs with everything needed to diversify, innovate and succeed…