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Reaction: Worldwide Broadband Speed League 2022
County Broadband reacts to the Worldwide Broadband Speed League 2022.
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Discover our new Careers Hub and find out what life is like at County Broadband
We have just launched our new dedicated Careers Hub, with 30+ positions at all levels as part of our plans to grow the company.
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County Broadband steps up to save Tendring Show’s internet provision
County Broadband was proud to support the Tendring Show by providing much-needed internet connectivity this summer.
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‘Wake-up call for businesses’ – County Broadband responds to Ofcom Media Nations 2022
A new Ofcom report showing young people watch TikTok more than TV should act as a wake-up call for local businesses to reach wider and younger audiences on social media.
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County Broadband appoints NGE to lead £146m full-fibre rural rollout in Norfolk
County Broadband has announced the appointment of NGE as its civil engineering partner to lead the multi-million-pound investment in digital infrastructure in Norfolk.
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4 takeaways from INCA / Point Topic Report 2022
The alt-net sector has doubled in size again in just a year, according to a new INCA and Point Topic report. From investment to rollouts, we highlight four key takeaways.
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Meet County Broadband’s new Training Manager – and his philosophy for growth
Meet County Broadband’s new Training Manager, Edward Ring – and learn about his inclusive and ambitious philosophy for team growth and skills development.
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3 unexpected benefits of full-fibre
We’re spending more time online whether it’s working from home, watching a movie, listening to music, or keeping in touch with friends and family. Full-fibre broadband is the technology that will underpin all these activities.
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County Broadband announces major workforce growth plans to drive full-fibre rollout
County Broadband has announced exciting plans to grow its workforce to create a 270-strong team by the end of 2022 to support its rollout of full-fibre broadband.
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County Broadband responds to rural inequality report
When our roads become congested we invest in new infrastructure. We must do the same for our broadband.
