Freedom Fibre to upgrade Hollins Green Broadband Network
- Jun 4, 2024
- 1 min read
Freedom Fibre has acquired the broadband network in Hollins Green, Warrington to enable residents to access the latest in full-fibre technology, making them ready for service this summer.
Hollins Green was one of the first trials of full-fibre broadband in the UK. To allow the area to keep up with technological advancements, Freedom Fibre has committed to providing more options for homes in the district to access lightning-fast gigabit capable broadband from ISPs including TalkTalk and Fusion Fibre.
In line with the UK government’s aim to have gigabit-capable broadband available nationwide by 2030, the company is prioritising the fast and efficient delivery of broadband in hard-to-reach areas, supporting communities to stay futureproofed and resilient for increasing demands for bandwidth.
Locals affected by the change are invited to a drop-in education event hosted by Freedom Fibre at The Black Swan 550 Manchester Rd, Rixton, Warrington WA3 6LA on the 4th of June 3pm to 7pm.
Broadband upgrades sound positive because faster networks can improve work, school, streaming, and basic communication. Wireless service users still need to understand coverage, device rules, account terms, payment options, support availability, and what happens when service does not work as expected. Infrastructure news shows movement, but it does not replace customer feedback about everyday access. Families with limited phone or internet options have less room for vague answers. For reported experiences with wireless service questions, users may examine https://safelink-wireless.pissedconsumer.com/review.html before depending on the provider.