'Ultra-fast' broadband boost for 40,000 premises across the county... find out where Biggleswade is in the roll-out

Work will take place between now and 2026
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Around 40,000 more Bedfordshire homes and businesses are set to benefit from a broadband boost in the region of £16 million, thanks to Openreach

People living and working in a number of locations – including Biggleswade, Shefford and Arlesey - will gain access to the latest Ultrafast, ultra-reliable Full Fibre broadband.

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Work will take place between now and 2026, with the full list of locations and timescales published on Openreach's website

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It shows that Biggleswade, Arlesey and Sandy are due for completion by April 2025, with Great Barford, Gamlingay and Potton by December 2026.

The news comes hot on the heels of a similar announcement last month, when 380,000 premises - in 154 mainly rural and harder to serve areas across the region - were also included in Openreach’s build plan.

Both announcements build on Openreach’s existing work in the region, where more than 350,000 homes and businesses can already order ultrafast, ultra-reliable full fibre broadband.

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Following a competitive tender process, a number of partners – including John Henry Group and MAP Group - were chosen by Openreach to support the upgrades and will play a crucial role in building the new network to thousands of premises in these locations.