Our full fibre network builds have gone live in Osgodby and Barlby in North Yorkshire and Northorpe and Knaith Park in Lincolnshire, rolling out a gigabit capable full fibre network to more than 3,000 properties.

Homes and businesses in Northorpe and Knaith Park, in the West Lindsey district of Lincolnshire, and Osgodby and Barlby, near Selby in North Yorkshire can now order Quickline broadband and enjoy the digital life they deserve with a fast and reliable connection.

Julian Chalk, Head of Enablement and Engagement here at Quickline, said:“Our full fibre broadband is a game changer for communities that have endured slow and inconsistent broadband for too long.

“Nobody should have to struggle with poor connectivity and at Quickline we are passionate about helping customers, wherever they happen to live, to live their best digital lives.”

Among the addresses in the North Yorkshire builds are premises that form part of phase four of the Superfast North Yorkshire programme, a partnership between North Yorkshire Council and the authority’s technology company, NYnet, as well as Openreach and Quickline, to dramatically improve internet connections.

The fourth phase, which is being funded with more than £12 million from North Yorkshire Council, is underway to connect properties in some of the most technologically isolated areas of the county.

North Yorkshire Council’s Executive Member for Open to Business, Councillor Derek Bastiman, whose responsibilities include broadband, said: “Communities across the whole of North Yorkshire are benefiting from the work that is underway to improve broadband connections.

“We remain firmly committed to ensuring that wherever people live or work in the county, they have the internet connectivity that they need.

“The rollout of the programme to Osgodby and Barlby is the latest clear example of that commitment, connecting homes and businesses with broadband that is vital for life in the 21st century.”