Broadband Network Builder FullFibre Opens New Ledbury Office
Devon-based network builder FullFibre, which is currently working to deploy a new 1Gbps Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) broadband ISP network across rural parts of Herefordshire, Shropshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, has officially opened a new office in the town of Ledbury.
The operator is currently expanding their workforce to support their on-going build and the latest example of that is a contract with Fastershire to cover 5,000 premises in Ledbury (here). As it happens the town also sits roughly central to a number of their other deployments and thus that’s where they’ve chosen to setup a new base (picture), which is located next to Junction 2 of the M50 on the Bromesberrow Estate.
Public Affairs & Sales Director Dan Jones said: “It is an extremely exciting time for us, whilst working closely with our HSEQ team through the current challenges we have been able to greatly expand our workforce, open a new office and depot and deliver reliable, robust fibre connections to customers across our networks. Our team have been outstanding, and we are proud to welcome a number of permanent roles in a time of employment uncertainty.“
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