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Nov 2022
Last Updated: 18/11/2022
Business Breakfast: NYnet to create district’s biggest full fibre business park
In this morning's Business Breakfast, we have news on Hornbeam Park becoming full fibre and free breakfast seminars for local farmers.
Business Breakfast is sponsored by Harrogate law firm Truth Legal.
County council-owned technology firm NYnet has announced that Hornbeam Park is set to become the district’s biggest full fibre business park.
The expansion aims to support the local economy with reliable fibre broadband and guaranteed bandwidth.
The company already delivers full fibre to Saint Michael’s Hospice, which is located at the end of the business park.
The project is supported by the Digital Enterprise Grant which plans to match investments made by businesses at the park.
The CEO of Nynet, Alastair Taylor, said:
“The expansion of our network at Hornbeam Park will mean every business on the site can have access to fast and reliable fibre to the premises, at a price not dissimilar to current non-fibre services.
"The investment we are putting into Hornbeam Park and the service levels businesses will be able to access is excellent news for our region and will help to put Harrogate at the forefront of the UK’s digital economy.”
Nynet Limited was established by the North Yorkshire County Council in 2007. All profits from the company are returned to the council to fund frontline services.
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Free breakfast seminars to review agricultural prospects coming to Harrogate
Rural land surveying firm GSC Grays will be hosting a free breakfast seminar to aid farmers this December.
The seminar will take place on December 6 at Pavillions of Harrogate at the Great Yorkshire Showground.
The company will be reviewing the prospects and options for farmers in the area, as well as advising them.
GSC Grays will give advice and support the agricultural industry in the free seminar The session comes at a time of need for farmers with basic payment scheme payments ending and inflation rising.
The Harrogate seminar is one of four scheduled across the North of England as part of GSC Grays’ farm business advice service.
The service has been funded by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs under the Future Farming Resilience Fund Scale Up Project. This gives organisations like GSC Grays grants allowing them to offer free business advice.
Farmers can register their interest by email or by calling 03333 059059.
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