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Manchester harbours a rich business community with strong entrepreneurial spirit Recruitment specialist Robert Walters is supporting the growth ambitions of North West businesses Updated Advertorial The company is assisting businesses to support diversity, inclusion and belonging (Image: Pexels/Robert Walters) Businesses have certainly faced some of their biggest challenges over the past 12 months as the global pandemic continues to impact on day-to-day life. There is certainly a long way to go to recover from the hit that many companies took, but it is clear despite the difficulties Covid-...

'They're dictating how to monitor networks, without fully understanding the impact on the sector' Matthew Hughes Fri 12 Mar 2021 // 11:32 UTC Share Copy Introduced last year by the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), the UK's Telecommunications Security Bill aims to change how mobile and fixed-line communications systems are built and operated. The bill is a recognition of the importance of comms networks to national security, and was largely spurred by the growing use of equipment from so-called "high risk" vendors, namely Huawei and ZTE. But the ...

Internet traffic demand highest ever as gigabit-speed broadband launches in Leicester Leicester has become the first city in the Midlands to access Zen Internet’s fastest broadband yet over CityFibre’s full fibre network Advertorial How would your household benefit from gigabit-speed broadband? Leicester has become one of the first cities in the UK, and the first in the Midlands, to unlock access to Zen Internet’s gigabit-speed consumer broadband service deployed through CityFibre’s national open-access networks. The new service now available to thousands of homes in Leicester is comp...

Challenger broadband firm Cityfibre is preparing to raise hundreds of millions of pounds through the sale of a major stake to a new investor.

Earlier this month, a statement on the Lite Access Technologies Inc website confirmed that the Lowestoft, Bury St. Edmunds and Cambridge contracts "were terminated in December 2020."  CityFibre has now appointed new contractors to replace Lite Access in Lowestoft and Bury St Edmunds, and the projects are set to resume. Charles Kitchin, CityFibre’s City Manager for Lowestoft, said: "We had a number of issues with the previous contractors amid concerns about the standard of their work and also the quality of the work. Charles Kitchin of CityFibre. Picture: PAUL GEATER - Credit: Arch...