Freedom Fibre has initiated customer connections in North Shropshire as part of the government's Project Gigabit scheme, which is designed to expand high-speed internet access in underserved areas. The company plans to build a full-fibre network supported by £24m in government funding as part of a broader £5bn program to help stimulate the economy post-Covid-19. The initiative focuses on delivering faster broadband services to around 12,000 homes and businesses, enhancing digital infrastructure and local economies. The project highlights the commitment to ensuring connectivity in hard-to-reach areas.
The Project Gigabit scheme aims to connect remote and underserved areas to high-speed broadband, enhancing local economies and job creation through improved digital infrastructure.
With a part of £24m funding through Project Gigabit, Freedom Fibre's built network aims to connect 12,000 homes in North Shropshire, promoting faster internet access.
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