KCOM spends £100m expanding fibre network

Telecom firm spends £100m expanding network

KCOM to invest £100m in its fibre network

Plans by an East Yorkshire telecoms firm to extend its full fibre broadband network to another 50,000 homes and businesses has been announced. The region was the first part of the UK to have a full fibre service, where a fibre optic cable comes right into your home rather than to a streetside cabinet, reaching 200,000 homes in 2019.

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