The team is hitting the road over the coming weeks to get to the heart of communities in Bramley, Hyde, Ramsbottom, Worcester, Brentwood and Clacton-on-Sea.
Nine different indoor and outdoor events are planned, with the focus on showing exactly what difference BeFibre’s next-generation broadband can make to customers’ lives.
Engineers are also due to move into Bamford, Whitworth, Hadfield, Hollingworth, Uppingham, Dinnington, Thornton, Clevelys, Clowne and Lutterworth imminently.
These are the latest locations to be revealed as part of the altnet’s goal to deliver FTTP connectivity to 80 towns and cities – and 1,000,000 properties – by 2027. This is made possible due to access to £100m of private investment from Basalt Infrastructure Partners.
Rob Andrews, chief marketing communications officer, BeFibre, explained, “We’re not afraid to stand up and talk about why things need to change in this market.
“We’re upgrading our customers’ worlds to deliver the fit-for-the-future connectivity they need, now. In terms of speed, customer service and reliability, this is broadband as it should be.”