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Around 2000 more homes and businesses will be connected up to BT's Openreach network as a result.

Measures include an annual review to asses whether they're still paying for the appropriate package.

Their Fibre First project aims to connect up 4 million premises by March 2021.

The provider will upgrade its network to the DOCSIS 3.1 standard.

The network will launch on the Jubilee line in 2020.

The ultrafast service is expected to launch sometime later this year.

The service will be available in 25 towns and cities across the UK by the end of 2019.

Eligible properties will have a legal right to request access to broadband speeds of at least 10Mb.

It was previously only available to those with BT's Ultrafast Fibre packages.

Customers must also be notified of the best alternative deals available.

It's expected that 70% of NHS organisations will be connected by August 2020.

This financial boost will help support the upcoming rollout of their high-speed technology.

The village of Cornish Hall End will be the first to receive gigabit services.

The project's aim is to deliver high-speed broadband to isolated communities.

BT, Sky, Virgin Media, TalkTalk and Zen Internet have all signed the agreement which was created by regulator Ofcom.

Gigaclear has provided Green Meadows Park in Gloucestershire with access to speeds of up to 900Mb.

Openreach's Fibre First scheme is to upgrade an entire city's infrastructure for the first time.

From 1st March 2018, customers can exit their broadband contract if they don't receive the appropriate speeds.