Sunday, November 17, 2024

Levelling ‘Upp’ Boston with the arrival of ultrafast broadband

Upp is a full-fibre broadband provider, expanding its ultrafast network across Lincolnshire. The network is already up and running across the county – and the good news is that Boston is now live!

Whilst most ‘fibre’ broadband providers use fibre-to-the-cabinet (FTTC), which relies on copper wiring to make the final connection to the property, Upp is proud to be rolling out a true, full fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) network. This level of fibre connectivity has already swept through major cities and Upp is ensuring that the people of Boston don’t get left behind.

Based in Peterborough, Upp has been rapidly expanding across the East of England, fast becoming the established alternative internet provider in Norfolk and Lincolnshire. Its very own network isn’t shared with other providers, guaranteeing its customers with a faster, more reliable connection, reflected in its ‘Excellent’ Trustpilot rating of 4.9/5.Upp’s monthly plan prices begin from just £26, with no set-up or installation charges, or any in plan price hikes. Upp has also recently launched its new Business Essentials tariff – perfect for small businesses and micro-enterprises with moderate internet usage.

Upp’s B2C Campaign Manager, Mary Freeland, said: “Since Upp’s beginning in 2021, it has been fantastic to witness first-hand the network’s growth across the region, and to see the real difference that ultrafast broadband can make to those battling with poor and inadequate connection. Hybrid and virtual work are certainly here to stay, so it’s vital that as a business, we support those in both central and rural areas so they can benefit from Upp’s reliability and speed.”

Whilst building its full-fibre network in Boston, Upp has also supported local organisations along the way, including a sponsorship of Boston Tennis Club and Boston United Football Club, as Upp is committed to supporting the communities where it builds its network.

To find out more about Upp’s ‘Next Level’ broadband services, and to see if it’s available on your street, head to www.upp.com

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