Super-connected Cities comes to South Yorkshire

3rd May 2015

The SuperConnected Cities initiative has been active for two years, and as of April 1st, it has extended to a total of 50 cities, including the entirety of the Sheffield City Region, also comprising of Rotherham, Barnsley and Doncaster! Vouchers of up to £3000 are now available across the region - great news for small & medium businesses.

As a DCMS registered supplier, Origin Broadband is in a perfect position to help local businesses access this grant. They've recently announced two brand new packages as a part of the SuperConnected Cities initiative; Fully Funded Fibre - Available to eligible businesses around the UK* Funded Leased Lines - Available to eligible businesses around South Yorkshire* -The SuperConnected Cities program is an opportunity for us to help local businesses achieve the speed and quality that they need to improve how they work online. Free and discounted access to high speed broadband and leased lines will offer a very real boost to the UK business community. - Oliver Bryssau, MD business.originbroadband.com

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