Openreach said the project will cover a further 2.7 million homes and businesses across the UK.
Openreach has announced plans to build full fibre broadband in more than 500 further locations across the UK, covering an additional 2.7 million homes and businesses.
The work is part of Openreach’s £15 billion project to upgrade the UK’s broadband infrastructure, making gigabit-capable technology available to 25 million homes and businesses by the end of 2026, including 6.2 million in rural areas. “We plan to build right across the UK, from cities and towns to far-flung farms and island communities.
“Over time, we’ve learnt to deliver predictably, consistently and at a rapid pace - despite this being a hugely complex national engineering project.
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