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The new DigiTech Centre located at BT’s Adastral Park in Martlesham, Suffolk officially opened today.The £9.6 million research and engineering facility is a joint project between the University of Suffolk and technology and …

BT Group, its spend with contractors and suppliers, and the spending power of its own employees, are responsible for supporting nearly 55,000 jobs in the East of England, according to an independent report published …

Adopt a Kiosk Scheme announced across England

BT Group is responsible for generating £1 in every £55 produced in the East of England’s economy, according to an independent report published today.

As an ever increasing number of people and organisations make ever greater use of the internet, the potential impact of cyber-theft, cyber-vandalism and even cyber-extortion is exploding. The more we rely on the fantastic resource of ‘the net’ the …

“I’ll be back” – Arnold Schwarznegger’s famous words from the movie Terminator is the most popular film quote used by people in the East of England, a new survey by BT TV reveals today. More than a third of people in the region (67 per cent) admit …

BT is offering free work placements to help young people in Hertfordshire get ‘work ready’ and prepared for their future careers.

BT is offering free work placements to help young people in Norfolk get ‘work ready’ and prepared for their future careers.

BT Sport is celebrating pub landlords across the UK who go the extra mile to create an amazing sporting experience for their customers and are rewarding them with their very own life-sized statue.

A Norfolk family is living proof of the benefits of the saying ‘keeping it in the family’.

BT is offering free work placements to help young people in Suffolk get ‘work ready’ and prepared for their future careers.

Thousands of people living in parts of Bishops Stortford and Hemel Hempstead will be among the first in the country to benefit from a new ultrafast broadband network being built by Openreach.

Nine out of every 10 homes and businesses in Suffolk now have fibre broadband available, new figures published show.

People in the East of England commit an average of 29 crimes a year, according to research by BT TV.

The Open Academy in Salhouse Road, Norwich, is the 2017 national winner of BT’s annual Tech Factor competition. The competition invited schools to provide a ‘wish list’ of equipment and to demonstrate how they could make smart use of technology to …

A partnership between a small West Bergholt community and BT has marked a major milestone in the roll-out of fibre broadband across the UK.

More than a thousand business leaders from some of the UK’s largest companies will join BT’s CEO Gavin Patterson at the BT Labs in Martlesham Heath, Suffolk, this week, as BT holds a major innovation event at its Adastral Park technology campus.

Thousands of people in Cherry Hinton, Huntingdon and Newmarket can now get some of the fastest broadband speeds in the country as Openreach has begun switching on the pilot areas for its new ultrafast broadband network.

​ Thousands of people in Luton can now get some of the fastest broadband speeds in the country as Openreach has begun switching on the pilot areas for its new ultrafast broadband network.

Openreach today announced a major expansion of its engineering workforce with plans to recruit nearly 120 trainees in the East of England in its drive to improve customer service and invest in the operation of its network.

BT today announced it is creating about 235 new apprenticeship and graduate jobs in the East of England in its drive to equip young people with the skills and training needed to meet the challenges of a changing jobs market.

More than 19,800 primary school pupils in Bedfordshire have benefitted from a pioneering education programme to boost youngsters’ computing skills.

More than 5,500 primary school pupils in Hertfordshire have benefitted from a pioneering education programme to boost youngsters’ computing skills.

More than 32,400 primary school pupils in Suffolk have benefitted from a pioneering education programme to boost youngsters’ computing skills.

More than 15,700 primary school pupils in Norfolk have benefitted from a pioneering education programme to boost youngsters’ computing skills.

More than 29,000 primary school pupils in Essex have benefitted from a pioneering education programme to boost youngsters’ computing skills.

More than 12,500 primary school pupils in Cambridgeshire have benefitted from a pioneering education programme to boost youngsters’ computing skills.

Around 114,900 primary school pupils in the East of England have benefitted from a pioneering education programme to boost youngsters’ computing skills.

Even more homes and businesses in Norfolk will be able to access a high-speed broadband connection and all the benefits this brings, as an extension to Norfolk County Council’s and BT’s Better Broadband for Norfolk (BBfN) programme is now …

A partnership between local residents and Openreach, BT’s local network business, is to make high-speed broadband available to more than 60 households in Cambridgeshire and Bedfordshire