Almost 97% of the UK population uses the internet, and to meet their requirements, there are countless broadband providers in the country.
Among them is Plusnet, which is used by around a million people because of its wide range of broadband packages.
The rollout of high-speed internet projects such as 5G and innovations like Musk’s Starlink are still in their infancy in many ways.
However, they promise transformative impacts on remote and rural areas like Nantwich, and for all sorts of reasons.
Residents in Broomhall near Nantwich are benefiting from improved digital connectivity following the rollout of gigabit broadband services in the area.
It was delivered as part of a community fibre partnership funded by the government’s Gigabit broadband voucher scheme and the Connecting Cheshire top-up voucher scheme.
The internet is a vital part of modern life, allowing you to work, learn, and connect with others from almost anywhere in the world.
However, for many people in rural areas of the UK, accessing reliable internet is still a significant challenge.
4G is the fourth generation of mobile phone wireless network or broadband cellular network technology that took over from 3G.
The question being asked here is, when will the 4G wireless network be switched off for good in the United Kingdom?
BeFibre has started a major project to offer a new broadband service in Nantwich as part of a £100m private investment across the UK.
The aim is to provide residents of the town with broadband speeds 13 times faster than the the fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC) coverage that currently spans much of the UK.
Dear Editor,
I am calling on the local Labour run Town and Borough Councils and the Tory MP to lobby the Government hard to improve broadband speeds in parts of Crewe.
Crewe is already the most economically and socially deprived town in the whole of Cheshire East.
Broadband company LilaConnect has started work on updating fibre connectivity in Nantwich and Crewe.
Construction is now underway in Stapeley with the aim of providing all homes and businesses access to a gigabit full fibre open access network by the end of 2023.
Following a plan from internet provider Openreach, work will soon be underway for the installation of a greater fibre network for homes and businesses in Nantwich.
Scheduled to begin in August of 2021, the fibre network is expected to see a gradual rollout until complete availability in late 2024.
Openreach has outlined plans to make ultra-reliable and gigabit-capable full fibre broadband available to homes and businesses in Nantwich and other Cheshire towns.
Some of the fastest and most reliable broadband in the UK is heading to Tarporley after it was named as one of 13 rural communities to benefit from a new broadband trial.
Openreach engineers will be working in the Cheshire village to test new tools and techniques as they install the latest ‘full’ fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband.
Businesses in South Cheshire connecting to Superfast broadband can tap in to free digital seminars.
Connecting Cheshire is launching its latest business support package – Digital+ – available to businesses across Cheshire and Warrington.
Villagers in Burland and Swanley near Nantwich are stepping up their fight to improve rural broadband services.
Resident Wayne Zakers was so frustrated at the lack of service, he leafleted neighbours and discovered scores of others shared his feelings.
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