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Pride month aims to promote equal rights for the LGBTQ+ community, Here's our curated list of history, movie picks and how to celebrate.

Pride Month: The history, talent and ways to celebrate

Here's our curated list of Pride history, inspiring movie recommendations and ways to celebrate this time of joy, reflection, and solidarity as we honour and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community.

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<li align="center" style="text-align: center; margin: 0cm 0cm 0cm 0px; line-height: 115%; font-size: 11pt; font-family: Arial, sans-serif;">As UK internet users are set to increase to 63 million people in the next 5 years₁, new research reveals how critical the internet has become - with three in five (62%) Brits admitting they wouldn&rsquo;t be able to survive without it₂</li>
<li align="center" style="text-align: center; margin: 0cm 0cm 0cm 0px; line-height: 115%; font-size: 11pt; font-family: Arial, sans-serif;">With people more connected to the internet than ever, record-breaking rap legend, Harry Shotta, today releases his latest track that summarises the internet in 60 seconds</li>
<li align="center" style="text-align: center; margin: 0cm 0cm 0cm 0px; line-height: 115%; font-size: 11pt; font-family: Arial, sans-serif;">In collaboration with London&rsquo;s fastest fibre broadband provider₃, Shotta&rsquo;s track echoes the speed of today&rsquo;s internet, with Community Fibre offering speeds up to 10 Gbps</li>
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With predictions that internet usage is set to increase to 63 million Brits online in the next 5 years, the UK&rsquo;s fastest record-breaking rapper has today released a brand-new track that packs the history of the internet into a lightning-fast, 60 second rap. 
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The track comes following new research from London&rsquo;s best quality broadband, <a href="mailto:https://communityfibre.co.uk/">Community Fibre</a>, revealing just how critical the internet has become - with three in five (62%) Brits admitting they wouldn&rsquo;t be able to survive without the internet. 
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To help the UK appreciate just how far the internet has come, Community Fibre - the experts in super-fast fibre broadband speeds - has recruited Harry Shotta, the legendary rapper heralded for his fast rhymes, to give a &lsquo;history lesson&rsquo; on the internet. 
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Known for breaking the Guinness World Record for the number of words in a track, previously held by Eminem, Shotta&rsquo;s new track captures the history of the internet and key moments since its inception, with nods to the good old days of MSN, as well as to current day TikTok trends. 
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As inspiration for the track, the research reveals the generational divide when it comes to digital literacy, with this attitude gap across age groups in the UK now bigger than ever. Uncovering Gen Z&rsquo;s unfamiliarity with some of the technology once synonymous with the internet age, the research found only one in five Gen Zs have used a dial up modem, and just over a third (35%) have used a floppy disc. Old school social media is also unknown to Gen Z, with only 16% having used Bebo, and only a quarter admitting to having used MySpace - compared to nearly half (48%) of Millennials. 
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But while the types of digital technologies and social platforms have evolved over the internet age, the generational divide is less prevalent when it comes to internet usage in general, with the internet now a key part of life for older generations too. 
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Looking at speeds, the internet is now so fast paced that expectations are higher than ever. In fact, for Gen X, some of whom have had the internet for less than half their lives, admit they dislike waiting more than a few seconds for something to buffer online (66%). Surprisingly, they out rank Gen Z (56%) and Millennials (54%), with the younger generations found to be slightly more patient with load times. 
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Discussing his creation of the track, Harry Shotta, said: &ldquo;There&rsquo;s no doubt the internet has come an impressively long way in what really is a short amount of time. From all the things we all now use it for, to how fast it has become, I think we all have moments where we take it for granted. 
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&ldquo;Covering the broad history of the internet in just 60 seconds wasn&rsquo;t a small feat but doing it with Community Fibre has been a blast. As someone who gets a kick out of a speed challenge and trying to get in as many words as possible, it made sense to join forces with London&rsquo;s fastest fibre broadband provider to create something fun.&rdquo;
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With an insight into the evolution of the internet, the research found that the majority of Boomers (71%) and Gen X (75%) first used the internet via a dial modem through a desktop computer. Meanwhile, the experience for digital natives has long been on the go, with two in five (40%) Gen Zs first logging in online via the WiFi on their smartphone. 
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Graeme Oxby, Chief Executive Officer of Community Fibre, commented: &ldquo;As our new research shows, there&rsquo;s no question that the internet is a critical part of our everyday lives. As a nation, we&rsquo;re dependent on the internet for everything from communication with friends and family (88%), to online shopping (50%), to life&rsquo;s personal and business admin tasks (46%).&rdquo;
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He continued: &ldquo;If there&rsquo;s one thing we know at Community Fibre, it&rsquo;s the internet, and we love that this track taps into some of the habits we all share, and in some ways, helps us appreciate our connection that little bit more. Our ambition has long been to offer everyone fast, affordable, quality broadband and we&rsquo;re proud to provide the city&rsquo;s fastest fibre broadband connection to 1.3 million homes in London.&rdquo;&nbsp; 
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To listen to the track and find out more information about Community Fibre in your area, please visit <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/historyoftheinternet">https://communityfibre.co.uk/historyoftheinternet</a>. 
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Notes to editors
₁ Source: https://www.statista.com/topics/3246/internet-usage-in-the-uk/#topicOverview
₂ Source: Survey by OnePoll of 2,000 respondents who use the internet. The survey took place between 20th and 25th October 2023
₃ Source: Fastest consumer broadband speeds independently verified by FDM on behalf of Community Fibre 30th November 2023. Community Fibre 3 Gbps Fibre Broadband package offers average download speeds of 3000 Mbps. All other providers listed offer the maximum download speed of 1,600 Mbps or less: Virgin Media, Openreach, Hyperoptic, G Network, 4th Utility, FibreNest, Hey Broadband, Gigaclear, OFNL, Pure Fibre &amp; Switch Fibre.
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Contact
For more information, please contact press@communityfibre.co.uk for all media enquiries.
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About Community Fibre
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.communityfibre.co.uk" rel="noopener">Community Fibre</a> is London&rsquo;s best quality broadband, providing fast, affordable, sustainable connections for everyone. As of November 2023, it has passed 1.3 million homes across and around the capital, with more than 200,000 London-based businesses within 200 metres of Community Fibre&rsquo;s network footprint. Using the UK&rsquo;s best broadband technology, it is bringing Gigafast broadband at unbeatable speeds and prices to the capital, helping Londoners do more and be more.&nbsp;Community Fibre also operates the Box brand in Surrey and Sussex.
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As the Best Internet Provider network&nbsp;on Trustpilot, commanding an &lsquo;Excellent&rsquo; rated service with over 34,000 5-star reviews (January 2024), Community Fibre offers speeds of up to 3 Gbps for consumers &ndash; up to 43x faster than the UK average download speed and 163x faster than the UK average upload speed, as well as broadband packages of up to 10 Gbps for businesses.
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In August 2023, Community Fibre&nbsp;was named by Broadband Savvy as the UK&rsquo;s #1 leading broadband provider.&nbsp;Community Fibre was awarded 2023&rsquo;s Best Alternative Network by Uswitch. In November 2023, Community Fibre was recognised at the Internet Service Provider Association (ISPA) Awards as the UK&rsquo;s Best Consumer ISP in its category for the fourth consecutive year and Best Business ISP for the second year in a row. 
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Community Fibre London's fastest fibre broadband has teamed with the world's fastest rapper to rap the history of the internet in 60 seconds

The History of the Internet in 60 seconds

Harry Shotta's beats may be fast, but Community Fibre's fibre broadband speeds are faster. Hear the world's fastest rapper rap the history of the internet in 60 seconds.

Guinness World Record holder raps the History of the Internet in 60 seconds

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<h2 id="digitalswitchover">What is the digital switchover 2025?</h2>
Traditional phone systems like landlines are making way for modern digital alternatives like VoIP (<a href="https://www.fcc.gov/general/voice-over-internet-protocol-voip">Voice over Internet Protocol</a>) to make sure these services continue to run smoothly.&nbsp;If you use a landline at home, this change will affect you.
Even though the official switch to digital services isn&rsquo;t until the end of 2025, many companies are already adopting VoIP. Openreach, the BT group company that takes care of phone and traditional broadband lines across the UK, has directed many customers to set up a new, alternate digital phone service themselves, <a href="https://www.bt.com/help/landline/digital-voice--how-do-i-set-up-my-service-">BT Digital Voice</a>.&nbsp;
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<h2 id="whowillbeaffected">Who will be affected by the digital switchover?</h2>
Remember, this change isn&rsquo;t just for BT users &mdash; it&rsquo;s an industry-wide shift that impacts all fixed-line (landline) phone services. So it might be a good idea to start thinking about moving to digital sooner rather than later.
At Community Fibre, we&rsquo;re here to lend a hand in transitioning to gigabit-capable full fibre and VoIP services. This can help future-proof your home with reliable broadband.
And here&rsquo;s the exciting part: VoIP brings many great features beyond what traditional landlines offer. We&rsquo;ll dive into the advantages and disadvantages of switching in a bit, but first, why make the big move in the first place?
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<h2 id="whyisithappening">Why is the analogue copper landline network being switched off?</h2>
The first copper phone lines were established way back in 1877 to send voice data (calls) exclusively. As with many technologies, these analogue landlines are no longer fit for purpose and are getting pricier to maintain. This now means the PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) needs an upgrade. But the great news is that transitioning to digital technology&mdash;like making calls over the internet&mdash;is more budget-friendly and can also give us clearer calls and faster connections.
In 1977, fibre optic lines were introduced. These allowed far more data, not just voice calls, to be sent and laid the foundation for our current broadband networks.
When PSTN gets switched off, those old copper wires will be retired. That means everything connected to them&mdash;like landline phones and other systems&mdash;will need an internet connection to keep working.
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<h2 id="whichproviders">Which providers will be affected by the PTSN switch-off?</h2>
Undoubtedly, any provider who uses the old PTSN phone system will be affected, so it&rsquo;s best to check with your current provider if you are unsure. However, some companies are already ahead of the curve and are utilising fibre optic broadband to deliver reliable digital voice services, like our&nbsp;<a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/landline">Calls service</a>.
National providers like BT, Sky, and TalkTalk (who rely on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.openreach.com/broadband-network#:~:text=We're%20glad%20you%20asked,selling%20services%20in%20your%20area.">Openreach&rsquo;s infrastructure</a>) have different timelines for making this switch mandatory. They&rsquo;re aiming to have all home customers using digital technology by 2025.&nbsp;
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<h2 id="isitonlyphones">Is it only phones that will be affected by the analogue switch-off?</h2>
Unfortunately, not. This switch isn&rsquo;t just about landline phones. It&rsquo;ll impact anything connected to PSTN, like alarms, CCTV, and door-entry systems. It&rsquo;s a good idea to check with your provider to avoid any hiccups when the switch happens. Make sure these systems are compatible with the digital setup or if they need an upgrade.
For instance, there are a number of scenarios where things aren&rsquo;t quite that simple for customers needing to make the switch:
<ul>
<li>If your main telephone is plugged into a socket that is not near your broadband router, then you will need to run a cable from the telephone to your router.</li>
<li>You might not know which telephone socket is your main socket, or someone may have hidden it behind cupboards or other furniture.</li>
<li>If you have any telephones that are plugged into extension sockets around your home, they will probably stop working when the switch happens.</li>
<li>If you have other devices (such as your intruder alarm) plugged into extension sockets around your house, they will probably stop working.</li>
<li>Some types of devices, such as fax machines, modems and assisted living devices, are incompatible with the new &lsquo;Digital Voice&rsquo; service and will stop working.</li>
</ul>
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<h2 id="whichcustomers">Which customers are most at risk of losing connectivity during the landline switch-off?&nbsp;</h2>
If you use devices that are directly linked to your phone line (like telemetry devices), you should speak to the provider of those services to check if they will be compatible with the new digital system. But here are some examples of other devices that may also be affected:&nbsp;
<h4>Textphones&nbsp;</h4>
These nifty phones have a keyboard and a screen, perfect for deaf users as they can type messages instead of talking on the phone. Some different textphone models have been tested by making text calls on IP networks, and they continued to work. However, the call quality for these devices was found to be affected if there was a lot of other data on the line. It&rsquo;s good to note that the switch to IP won&rsquo;t impact the free text relay service on the <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bt.relayuk&amp;hl=en_GB&amp;gl=US&amp;pli=1">Relay UK app</a>. You can use this app on your phone, tablet, laptop, or PC.&nbsp;
<h4>Amplified phones</h4>
Designed especially for people with hearing loss, these phones have louder volume and better pitch control. The good news is, when tested, all the amplified phones performed well, even when extra data could cause interference.
<h4>Intruder and telecare alarms&nbsp;</h4>
Telecare alarms automatically alert help, like a family member or medical aid, when someone presses a button. Intruder alarms safeguard your home against break-ins. If your current alarms rely on the old analogue system, you&rsquo;ll need to upgrade your system. But most modern devices should work fine with the new IP setup.

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<h2 id="powercut">What happens to a digital phone line if there&rsquo;s a power cut or broadband is down?</h2>
The PTSN analogue phone system is linked to your local telephone exchange which has its own power supply. This means that if your electricity supply isn&rsquo;t working, you&rsquo;ll still be able to make calls if your electricity is down.&nbsp;
This will change with the new digital service as it will rely on your electricity to continue working.&nbsp;This means that&nbsp;if there&rsquo;s a power cut or network outage, your landline won&rsquo;t work.&nbsp;Also, any other gadgets or systems connected to it won&rsquo;t work during a power outage either.
Now, there are ways around this. You could get a battery backup for your internet router. That way, even if the power&rsquo;s out, you can still get online. And it&rsquo;s always handy to have a mobile phone as a backup too (for instance, if you need to call emergency services).
If you&rsquo;re thinking about options or need advice, you can chat directly with your provider or talk to our friendly team here at Community Fibre if you&rsquo;re thinking of switching to an established VoIP service provider.
&nbsp;
<h2 id="whatwillreplacelandlines">What will replace landlines in 2025?</h2>
The direction is clear with Digital services like VoIP replacing analogue services and firmly bringing Brits into the age of digital connectivity.&nbsp;
Although companies have already begun to test the rollout of digital services across their customer base, there&rsquo;s still much work to be done in driving awareness around the landline switch-off and the difficulties some providers might face while transitioning a range of customers with unique setups to digital services.
Take BT customers for example. Many have reported having no idea what the big switch-off is, missing their email notifications, or being given little to no lead time to make arrangements to ensure their services continue to operate. It&rsquo;s worrying, especially if you consider the number of Brits who rely on care alarms or security systems (elderly parents or vulnerable friends and family, for instance).&nbsp;
&nbsp;That&rsquo;s why it&rsquo;s important to act now.
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<h2 id="Voip">The advantages of VoIP with Community Fibre &mdash; a hassle-free and risk-free digital switchover</h2>
If you want to take the hassle out of the Digital switchover, save money and get a higher quality service at the same time, then join thousands of Londoners who&rsquo;ve switched to London&rsquo;s best quality broadband provider and are saving on phone calls powered by full fibre broadband.&nbsp;
We provide the UK&rsquo;s most reliable broadband technology &mdash; <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/why-full-fibre-is-best">100% full fibre</a>. It&rsquo;s future-proof and sustainable, and our London network is up and running over 99.9% of the time with no peak-time slowdowns. We also offer The <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/speed" rel="follow noopener" target="_blank">fastest wired download and upload speeds</a> - up to 3 Gbps (up to 800 Mbps over WiFi). To complete your home phone and broadband set up, add our <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/landline">Calls service</a> to your <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/#residential-packages">broadband package</a> of choice and enjoy:
<ul type="disc">
<li>Unlimited calls to UK landlines and mobiles.</li>
<li>No Line rental.</li>
<li>Receive international and UK calls.</li>
<li>Keep your handset and phone number for free (number porting takes 12 days)​.</li>
<li>Voicemail - with forward to email notifications​.</li>
<li>Last call, call waiting, call forwarding and call-barring​.</li>
<li>Dedicated app - make free WiFi calls to all UK landlines and mobiles (even when abroad).</li>
</ul>
Looking to switch?
Switching your broadband to Community Fibre is <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/switching" rel="follow">quick and easy</a>. We notify your current provider so you don't have to, ensuring a smooth move to award-winning WiFi. And it's risk-free. Your old broadband service will only be switched off when the new service is live, so there is zero chance of being left with no service. &nbsp;

Community Fibre's here to help you understand the landline switch-off and how it will impact your landline services with BT.

The great digital switchover — Everything you need to know about the analogue switch-off

Understand the analogue-to-digital switch (landline switch off) and how it will impact your landline services with BT.

<h3 style="text-align: center;">Backed by the Mayor of London's Connected London Team, Community Fibre is on a mission to provide fast and affordable broadband to all - with more than one million Londoners now able to get access</h3>
London, UK:&nbsp;The Chief Digital Officer for London has welcomed the major milestone from <a href="http://www.communityfibre.co.uk">Community Fibre</a>, as it announces that more than one million Londoners can now access cheaper, faster fibre broadband.
The announcement comes as research found almost three-quarters (71%)* of people surveyed now view broadband as an essential utility, and no longer simply a nice-to-have, with 1 in 10 regularly struggling to access vital services like GP appointments, online banking, and government websites as a result of poor internet connection.
Community Fibre, which is the capital&rsquo;s largest fibre broadband provider and backed by the Greater London Authority, is on a mission to make high-quality broadband easily accessible to Londoners. It offers broadband packages ranging from 150 Mbps to 3 Gbps, (43x faster than the UK average download speed and 163x faster than the UK average upload speed)<a title="" name="_ftnref1" href="#_ftn1">[1]</a>, for a fraction of the price. On average, Londoners could save up to &pound;737 on their broadband bills simply by switching<a title="" name="_ftnref2" href="#_ftn2">[2]</a>.
Community Fibre is also hailed by consumers as the &lsquo;Best Internet Network Provider&rsquo; on Trustpilot, commanding an &lsquo;Excellent&rsquo; 4.8/5 rated service with more than 31,000 5-star reviews (September 2023).
Recognising Community Fibre&rsquo;s commitment to delivering more affordable broadband to Londoners Theo Blackwell, Chief Digital Officer for London, said: &ldquo;It is fantastic that over one million homes in London can now connect to full-fibre broadband, giving people and businesses faster, more reliable and more affordable internet access across the capital. The Mayor's Connected London team and Community Fibre have worked together to bridge the digital divide and improve our city&rsquo;s broadband infrastructure for the future, helping to build a better, fairer and more prosperous London for all.&rdquo;&nbsp;
Graeme Oxby, Chief Executive Officer of Community Fibre, commented: &ldquo;With ongoing pressure on household bills, as well as increasing consumer demand for online access and digital connectivity, we are proud to enable access to faster, cheaper, and more reliable fibre broadband to over one million London properties across the capital.&rdquo;&nbsp;
He continued:&nbsp;&ldquo;As well as advancing our network build to more properties and businesses across the capital, we will continue to challenge the industry with our innovative offerings, such as setting new out-of-contract pricing standards, which we have capped at &pound;2 across all our packages, as well as providing easy access to our social tariff, which remains the only social tariff product on the market today which does not ask consumers to provide proof of eligibility.&rdquo;
In celebration of its announcement that more than one million residential properties can connect to its fibre broadband network, which is the largest across the capital, Community Fibre is giving Londoners the opportunity to win a free 12-month period 1 Gbps fibre connection.
To enter the free prize draw, Londoners should first check their postcode to check eligibility, and then head to <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/1mhomes">https://communityfibre.co.uk/1mhomes</a>. Terms and conditions apply.**
Alternatively, to find out more information about Community Fibre in your area, please visit <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/">https://communityfibre.co.uk/</a>.

- ENDS -
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<h5>*Online survey by Censuswide of 1,000 adults in the UK. The survey took place between 26th and 28th April 2023.</h5>
<h5>Contact</h5>
<h5>For more information, please contact press@communityfibre.co.uk for all media enquiries.</h5>
<h5>About Community Fibre</h5>
<h5><a href="https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcommunityfibre.co.uk%2F&amp;data=05%7C01%7Cjoshua.speers%40communityfibre.co.uk%7C595898c0e54b479c629208db8782f217%7C9b815220966540cab398be4e27fc09d2%7C0%7C0%7C638252768993470358%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&amp;sdata=9Hq9HymWho00dIj5mwPjhJ0g2m48L%2F0N71OCDZbrg%2F4%3D&amp;reserved=0">Community Fibre</a> is London&rsquo;s best quality broadband,&nbsp;providing&nbsp;fast, affordable, sustainable connections for everyone.&nbsp;As of July 2023, it has passed 1 million homes across the capital, with more than 212,000 London-based businesses within 100 meters of Community Fibre&rsquo;s network footprint.&nbsp;Using the UK&rsquo;s best broadband technology, it is bringing&nbsp;Gigafast&nbsp;broadband at unbeatable prices to the capital, helping Londoners do more and be more.</h5>
<h5>Community Fibre also operates the Box brand in Surrey and Sussex with 50,000 additional homes passed.&nbsp;</h5>
<h5>As the Best &lsquo;Internet Provider&rsquo; on Trustpilot, commanding an &lsquo;Excellent&rsquo; rated service with over 31,000 5-star reviews (September 2023), Community Fibre offers speeds of up to 3 Gbps for consumers &ndash; up to 43x faster than the UK average download speed and 163x faster than the UK average upload speed, as well as broadband packages of up to 10 Gbps for businesses. In August 2023, it was also named by Broadband Savvy as the UK&rsquo;s #1 leading broadband provider.</h5>
<h5>Community Fibre was awarded 2023&rsquo;s Best Alternative Network by Uswitch, as well as the UK&rsquo;s Best Consumer ISP (few than 100k customers) for the third consecutive year in a row at the Internet Service Provider Association (ISPA) Awards 2022, in addition to being recognised as the Best Business Internet Service Provider by the same association.&nbsp;</h5>
<h5>**Free prize giveaway - Terms and conditions&nbsp;</h5>
<h5>Introduction</h5>
<h5>By participating in the free prize draw, you are agreeing to these free prize draw terms and conditions. The free prize draw is being run by Community Fibre Limited.</h5>
<h5>Entry Eligibility</h5>
<h5>Free prize draw is open to new Community Fibre customers only. You may not enter the draw if you have been a Community Fibre customer in the last 3 months or longer.</h5>
<h5>To be eligible to enter the free prize draw, entrants should live within Community Fibre&rsquo;s live network footprint. Those who do not live within Community Fibre&rsquo;s live network footprint can enter the prize draw but will not be eligible to receive any prize. Anyone entering the free prize draw will be given the option to sign up to Community Fibre&rsquo;s registered interest mailing list, to receive marketing correspondence as to when Community Fibre&rsquo;s network will become available in their area.</h5>
<h5>Community Fibre Limited employees and anyone professionally associated with Community Fibre are excluded from entering the draw.</h5>
<h5>To enter, entrants must submit their details via the free prize draw entry form at communityfibre.co.uk/1mhomes. Entrants can only submit one entry into the draw.</h5>
<h5>By entering the free prize draw, you confirm that you are eligible to do so and over 18, and that you are eligible to receive any prizes that may be awarded to you.&nbsp;</h5>
<h5>The Prize</h5>
<h5>The winning prize will be a 1,000 Mbps 12-month free period Community Fibre broadband connection.</h5>
<h5>Ten 1,000 Mbps 12-month free period Community Fibre broadband connections are available to be won.</h5>
<h5>The prize is non-transferable and non-exchangeable, and no cash alternatives will be provided.</h5>
<h5>We reserve the right to substitute prizes of equal or greater value if circumstances beyond our control require doing so.</h5>
<h5>Community Fibre Limited's decision on any aspect of the free prize draw is final and binding, and no correspondence will be entered into about it.</h5>
<h5>Free Prize Draw Winner &nbsp;</h5>
<h5>The free prize draw will open on Monday, 2nd October 2023 at 00.01AM BST and will close on Thursday, 12th October 2023 at 23.59pm BST.</h5>
<h5>Ten entrants that meet the free prize draw eligibility criteria will be selected at random on Monday, 16th October 2023 and will be contacted via the email address provided by Friday 20th October at 23.59 BST by a member of the Community Fibre marketing team. Community Fibre will make two attempts to contact the winner via email.</h5>
<h5>If the winner does not respond to the emails informing them of their win within 5 days of the second email, they forfeit their right to the prize.</h5>
<h5>Recipients of the free prize draw must agree to share photography of themselves with Community Fibre Limited, to be posted publicly along with their name on its social media feeds for marketing purposes.</h5>
<h5>The winner agrees that by accepting the free prize draw prize, they will have access to a 1,000 Mbps 12-month free period Community Fibre broadband connection to the total of 365 calendar days from the point of installation.</h5>
<h5>We require your Direct Debit details so that we can set up the installation order and your Community Fibre account. You will not be charged anything unless you continue to take service after the 12 months free. If you wish to stop taking service from Community Fibre at the end of the 12 months free, you must give notice at least 30 days notice before the initial 12 month period ends. At the end of 12 months free you will be automatically moved onto our monthly rolling contract and charged at the prevailing out of contract rate at the time; currently &pound;29. Or you can call 0808 1966262 to enter into a new 12 or 24 month contract. (If you wish to take any other product from Community Fibre during the 12 months free, you will need to move to a new paid for contract).</h5>
<h5>Delivery of the Prize</h5>
<h5>Once the winner has acknowledged notice of the prize win, the winner will then receive the prize within 30 days based on installation availability for the property.&nbsp;</h5>
<h5>Data Protection and Publicity</h5>
<h5>You agree that any personal information that you provide when entering the free prize draw will be used by Community Fibre Limited for the purposes of administering the free prize draw and for the other purposes as specified in our Privacy Policy.</h5>
<h5>All entrants may request information on the winning participant by emailing press@communityfibre.co.uk.</h5>
<h5>The winner's first name and borough will be announced on Community Fibre Limited's website and social media channels.</h5>
<h5>Limitation of Liability</h5>
<h5>Community Fibre Limited accepts no liability for any damage, loss, injury, or disappointment suffered by any entrants as a result of participating in the free prize draw or being selected for a prize.</h5>
<h5>General</h5>
<h5>Community Fibre Limited reserves the right, at any time and without prior notice, to cancel the free prize draw or amend these terms and conditions.</h5>
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<a title="" name="_ftn1" href="#_ftnref1">[1]</a> Source: UK average download and upload speeds are 69.4 Mbps and 18.4 Mbps, respectively - <a target="_blank" href="https://www.ofcom.org.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0032/267926/march-23-home-broadband-performance.pdf" rel="noopener">Ofcom UK Home Broadband Performance,</a> download average based on median. Published September 2023
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<h5><a title="" name="_ftn2" href="#_ftnref2">[2]</a> Source: Savings of up to &pound;737 based on data independently checked and verified by FDM UK (29th September 2023).</h5>
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South Park Crescent, once London&rsquo;s slowest street for broadband with an abysmal average download speed of 0.40 Mbps has received a fibre upgrade delivering up to x7,500 faster service, courtesy of Community Fibre &ndash; London&rsquo;s fastest and biggest 100% full fibre broadband provider
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<li>Olympic legend and British record-runner, Dame Kelly Holes joined excited residents as engineers removed the dependency on slow old copper technology by installing the UK&rsquo;s best quality full fibre broadband</li>
<li>In the digital age, unreliable broadband has been found to have a significant negative impact on quality of life, with three-quarters of Brits confessing they&rsquo;ve experienced WiFi Rage as a result of a poor or slow internet connection</li>
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London, UK: Gold medallist and legendary athlete, Dame Kelly Holmes, surprised the residents of South Park Crescent in Lewisham this week with a lightning-fast broadband street upgrade, following reports it ranks as London's slowest street for broadband speeds in London, and the 8th slowest in the UK.
Dame Kelly joined Community Fibre&rsquo;s expert engineers to help oversee innovative fibre installations in residents&rsquo; houses, following recent research* by the provider which found the residents of South Park Crescent aren&rsquo;t alone in their broadband miseries, as two-thirds of Brits - amounting to 18.7M households - are dissatisfied with their current broadband provider.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
As a result, three-quarters of Brits say they experienced WiFi rage in the past year, triggered by poor and unreliable broadband connections. Further findings show that on average, a third of British houses experience WiFi rage on a weekly basis - amounting to almost 9.8M homes.
South Park Crescent resident Tom Cochrane, who has lived in the street for four years, explains, &rdquo;For too long, our street has suffered from appalling internet speed from the incumbent supplier, which has been so slow it is virtually impossible to do even the most basic tasks online let alone doing streaming, gaming, or working from home.&nbsp;
We were ecstatic to welcome Dame Kelly and the Community Fibre team into our home, to get 100% full fibre broadband installed.&rdquo;
Dame Kelly Holmes, GB athlete and British record-holder, assisted the engineers as the first three homes were connected to Community Fibre, which boasts the fastest fibre broadband speeds in the capital, providing the same upload and download speeds and a network that is up and running over 99.9% of the time.
Dame Kelly comments, &ldquo;As someone who is obsessed with speed, I can only imagine the frustration residents of South Park Crescent have felt over the years with their slow internet connections. After talking to some of the residents who will now be receiving superfast broadband speeds, it&rsquo;s clear that this new connection will have a huge impact on their lives.&rdquo;
With services in the UK becoming increasingly digitised, the installation comes as Community Fibre found that 71% of Brits now view broadband as an essential utility, and no longer as a nice-to-have.
Graeme Oxby, CEO of Community Fibre, comments, &ldquo;Slow broadband speeds can have a very real, negative impact on people&rsquo;s lives, from the extra money spent on mobile data and the inability to access essential digital services, to being unable to work from home effectively or simply stream your favourite show. I'm so pleased we're able to offer the residents of South Park Crescent the fastest, best quality and best value broadband along with 1 million other homes in London.&rdquo;
To find out more information about whether your area is connected to Community Fibre, the UK&rsquo;s #1 Best &lsquo;Internet Provider&rsquo; on Trustpilot, commanding an &lsquo;Excellent&rsquo; rated service with over 31,000 5-star reviews (August 2023), visit <a href="https://communityfibre.co.uk/">https://communityfibre.co.uk/</a>.

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*Online survey by Censuswide of 1,000 adults in the UK. The survey took place between 26th and 28th April 2023.
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For more information, please contact <a href="mailto:communityfibre@wearetheromans.com">communityfibre@wearetheromans.com</a> for all media enquiries.
About Community Fibre 
<a target="_blank" href="https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcommunityfibre.co.uk%2F&amp;data=05%7C01%7Cjoshua.speers%40communityfibre.co.uk%7C595898c0e54b479c629208db8782f217%7C9b815220966540cab398be4e27fc09d2%7C0%7C0%7C638252768993470358%7CUnknown%7CTWFpbGZsb3d8eyJWIjoiMC4wLjAwMDAiLCJQIjoiV2luMzIiLCJBTiI6Ik1haWwiLCJXVCI6Mn0%3D%7C3000%7C%7C%7C&amp;sdata=9Hq9HymWho00dIj5mwPjhJ0g2m48L%2F0N71OCDZbrg%2F4%3D&amp;reserved=0" rel="noopener">Community Fibre</a> is London&rsquo;s best quality broadband,&nbsp;providing&nbsp;fast, affordable, sustainable connections for everyone.&nbsp;As of July 2023, it has passed 1 million homes across the capital, with more than 212,000 London-based businesses within 100 meters of Community Fibre&rsquo;s network footprint.&nbsp;Using the UK&rsquo;s best broadband technology, it is bringing&nbsp;Gigafast&nbsp;broadband at unbeatable prices to the capital, helping Londoners do more and be more.
Community Fibre also&nbsp;operates&nbsp;the Box brand in Surrey and Sussex with&nbsp;50,000&nbsp;additional&nbsp;homes passed.&nbsp;
As the #1 Best &lsquo;Internet Provider&rsquo; on Trustpilot, commanding an &lsquo;Excellent&rsquo; rated service with over 31,000 5-star reviews (August 2023), Community Fibre offers speeds of up to 3 Gbps for consumers &ndash; up to 45.9x faster than the UK average download speed and 193.5x faster than the UK average upload speed, as well as broadband packages of up to 10 Gbps for businesses.&nbsp;
Community Fibre was awarded 2023&rsquo;s Best Alternative Network by Uswitch, as well as the UK&rsquo;s Best Consumer ISP (few than 100k customers) for the third consecutive year in a row at the Internet Service Provider Association (ISPA) Awards 2022, in addition to being recognised as the Best Business Internet Service Provider by the same association.&nbsp;

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