Bradford is one of the first areas in the UK to benefit from a company’s £200 million full fibre broadband rollout.

National broadband provider, Grain Connect, who are in the process of rolling out a full fibre broadband network to more than 50 towns and cities across the UK, as part of the first phase of a £200m investment, which will see the roll-out of a full fibre network to 400,000 premises across the UK.

Grain builds their own fibre optic network with a dedicated fibre cable direct to every home, meaning that homes don’t share fibres with their neighbours. In addition to this, Grain is pledging that they will never increase a customer’s price in their contract term, as they feel this is an unfair practice.

Roland Barzegar, of Grain Connect, said: “This £200m investment is a huge vote of confidence for our regional roll-out phases across the UK, and we can’t wait to bring super-fast, reliable, and affordable broadband packages to local communities.

“Grain is committed to providing a 1Gb capable full fibre network, with a fully UK-based customer service team, great pricing, fair contract terms and shorter contract lengths of 12 months. “It’s important to us, that your ‘monthly cost’, really is your monthly cost.”