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Where the lights are on

We light villages one street at a time and tell you exactly where we've got to. Green means live today, gold means the diggers are in, sage means it's on the map for this year.

Innesbay — live Kilbrae — live Loch Marrin — live Strathholm — digging now Aldenfirth — spring '27
The two-second check

Check your street

Type your postcode and we'll tell you straight — no email required, no sales call afterwards.

Yes! Your street is lit.

Full fibre is live at your postcode. Estimated speed at your wall: 940 Mbps down, 940 Mbps up. Choose a plan — install in about 10 working days.

Demo checker — every postcode is a lucky one here.

The rollout

Where the diggers go next

We publish the plan and we stick to it. If a date slips, we say so here first — usually with an apology and a reason involving granite.

2023 — done

Innesbay & the harbour villages

Our first 4,000 homes, plus every business on the seafront. The Boathouse HQ still smells faintly of celebration cake.

2024 — done

Kilbrae and the glen road

Twenty-two miles of fibre alongside the B871, connecting five villages and one very grateful distillery.

2025 — done

Loch Marrin, both shores

Including the ferry crossing, which involved a barge, a very calm Tuesday, and 800 metres of armoured subsea cable.

Now — digging

Strathholm

Diggers arrived in June. First streets go live in October 2026; register your postcode and we'll email you the week yours is lit.

Spring 2027 — planned

Aldenfirth & the coast road

Surveys are done and the route is priced. Around 2,600 homes, plus the campsite Wi-Fi the whole area has been begging for.

Live status

Network status: all quiet

Updated every few minutes. When something breaks, this page says so in plain words — no “intermittent service degradation events”.

Core networkOperational
Innesbay exchangeOperational
Kilbrae & glen roadOperational
Loch Marrin subsea linkOperational
Phone & support linesOperational

Last incident: 14 May 2026, 43 minutes, one over-enthusiastic digger near Kilbrae. We bought him a hi-vis with our map printed on it.

Not on the map yet?

Tell us where you are. Enough neighbours asking is genuinely how routes get prioritised — Kilbrae got dug a year early because of a parish newsletter.

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