BT’s broadband provision division, Openreach, has announced a massive job creation programme. The new roles, located in communities throughout the country, are designed enable the company to continue ...

The UK Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Amber Rudd MP, has welcomed news that Openreach, the UK’s digital network business, will hire 3,000 new trainees – of which around 1,600 are newly ...

Hundreds of jobs will be created across Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire as Openreach launches a major recruitment drive. The firm today announced it will have 300 positions up for grabs in the West ...

The engineering jobs will be based around the country, including in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen. More than 220 trainee engineers will be hired across Scotland as part of a drive to improve fibre ...

Broadband infrastructure business Openreach has announced plans to recruit more than 195 new trainees from across Scotland. The company, which is part of BT Group, said the recruitment drive would ...

Openreach is planning to make available a 1 Gbps service with symmetrical speeds in some locations starting April 2025. This is linked to the large Project Gigabit contracts that formed part of its ...

Openreach, a division of British telecoms giant BT, announced Friday plans for 2,500 new engineering jobs across the UK next year as it upgrades broadband services.

OPENREACH is to create 30 jobs in Dorset and 200 in the South West next year as it improves its networks and connects people to ultra-fast ‘full fibre’ broadband. The BT-owned infrastructure company ...

Telecoms giant BT has announced a significant reduction in its workforce alongside a notable loss of broadband customers to rivals, as it navigates a “competitive” market. The company reported a ...

UK digital infrastructure provider Openreach is claiming to have bucked the prevailing economic trend by creating 5,300 new UK-based engineering jobs, to be filled during 2021. The new roles, located ...

Across the West Midlands, Openreach’s engineers have now made full fibre available to more than 1.75 million premises in cities, towns and villages throughout the region. But here’s the catch: many ...