New laws will make it mandatory for developers to hook-up new homes to fibre broadband
New laws will force developers to ensure that all new homes are hooked-up to 1Gbps broadband
The government aims to have full-fibre for substantially all of the UK by 2025
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS) is planning new laws to make it mandatory for developers to hook-up new homes to gigabit-speed fibre broadband. The announcement was made today...
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