News Summary:
Quickline concluded a device donation drive on March 5, 2026, providing tablets for village halls and Chromebooks for frontline charities, which allowed hundreds of people, including families, children, and jobseekers, to gain vital access to technology. This followed the company's expansion by February 19, 2026, which enabled over 40,000 additional homes and businesses across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire to access fast, reliable full fibre broadband. These communities, encompassing rural villages in North Yorkshire and market towns in Lincolnshire, can now switch to gigabit-capable broadband through Quickline's rollout under the Government’s Project Gigabit program. Earlier, on February 18, 2026, Quickline announced its full fibre network had reached more than 200,000 addresses across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire. Under Project Gigabit, designed to connect rural and hard-to-reach communities, Quickline built to 36,650 premises in 2025, representing 30% of the total 121,210 premises contracted across its four agreements.
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