The UK government has secured a £157m contract with Openreach to provide gigabit broadband to 65,000 homes and businesses in Scotland, focusing on isolated regions. This initiative is part of the broader Project Gigabit scheme, launched to counter digital exclusion and foster economic growth, especially in hard-to-reach communities. Areas targeted include the Outer Hebrides, Skye, Islay, and rural Highlands. The effort aims to enhance internet accessibility, supporting local economies as the UK continues its recovery post-Covid-19.
The £157m investment in broadbans aims to ensure gigabit connectivity reaches 65,000 homes and businesses in Scotland, especially targeting isolated areas.
The agreement empowers remote communities in Scotland, breaking down digital barriers to opportunity and enhancing economic growth through improved internet accessibility.
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