North Yorkshire County Council-owned subsidiary NYnet has partnered with SCD Group to begin the delivery phase of a £15.1m ($19.4m) full fibre network for the county's public sector bodies. The project is being led by local company Northcliffe Networks, which will be responsible for installing and maintaining all new equipment in the network. Local Full Fibre Network (LFFN) challenge fund (here), which was supported by the local authority’s wholly-owned high-speed connectivity provider NYnet. Selby and Easingwold are set to be the first towns to be connected, followed by Malton and Pickering in the coming weeks.
North Yorkshire County Council-owned subsidiary NYnet has partnered with SCD Group to begin the delivery phase of a £15.1m ($19.4m) full fibre network for the county's public sector bodies. The project is being led by local company Northcliffe Networks, which will be responsible for installing and maintaining all new equipment in the network. Selby and Easingwold are set to be the first towns to be connected, followed by Malton and Pickering in the coming weeks.