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About 6G Internet
6G Internet was an idea that started in 2013, to provide high quality broadband, without the wait or the inconvenience of road digging to install more fibre optic cables.
Having built our own network means we are not reliant on telephone lines or other services, to provide your internet. It is designed, built and managed by 6G Internet entirely.
Not only does this make it less expensive to run, it means we can expand our network much faster than other providers.
Our aim is to provide a cost effective, faster internet to 4 million homes, by 2022.
Internet for everyone
We believe that for too many people, costs and long-term contracts are the barrier to being able to connect to the internet at home.
We can sometimes take the internet for granted; being connected isn’t just about watching the latest movie. For some it can be their only access to essential services. for example, healthcare, socialising, education and finance.
That’s why 6G Internet is committed to helping people get connected. We have donated 20% of our network to provide free broadband connections, as part of our ‘Internet for everyone’ campaign.
What we have done so far
We have worked with community organisations, to improve existing and create new community initiatives for locals to access the internet. We have worked with schools to identify families needing help to ensure that all children can access the internet at home.
We have worked with churches, mosques and charities providing internet connections, allowing them to interact with communities through new media.
Some of the charities we work with...
Age UK Blackburn with Darwen
“Lack of affordable broadband is one of the main factors that leads to digital exclusion amongst older people. Working with 6G Internet as partners has enabled Age UK Blackburn with Darwen to help older people to get connected free of charge. This allows them to experience the many benefits of digital technology such as keeping in touch with friends and family, shopping online and using health services online.”
Age UK Blackburn with Darwen
“The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the prevalence of digital exclusion within our communities, especially amongst vulnerable groups. So, being able to work with 6G Internet to identify and secure free internet access and keep them connected, has been invaluable to the families we are supporting through this crisis.”
Some of the schools we work with...
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Primary School, Blackburn
St Michael With St John Primary School, Blackburn
Longshaw Community Junior School, Blackburn
Wensley Fold Church of England Primary Academy, Blackburn
St Augustine's Catholic Primary School, Preston
Frenchwood Community Primary School, Preston
St. James' Church of England Primary School, Blackburn
St Matthew's Church of England Primary School, Blackburn
Roe Lee Park Primary School, Blackburn
Darwen Vale High School, Blackburn with Darwen
Darwen Aldridge Community Academy, Blackburn with Darwen
Sudell Primary School, Blackburn with Darwen
Some of the community buildings we work with...
St Silas, Church
“We will be able to live stream our Sunday Service, to create an inclusive bond between those who are in church and those at home, thus breaking down the feelings of loneliness. An IT group is already experimenting with online training sessions, which could be broadcast from church to remote participants.”
Accrington Road Community Centre
Cheethams Mosque
Bangor St Foodbank
We have only just started
This is just the beginning of our ‘Internet for everyone’ campaign. We aim to expand on what we have already achieved and start new projects.
We are happy to hear from those who can help provide devices and support so that those we help can get the full benefit of being online.