UK AltNet profile
Quickline Communications
Quickline Communications is a UK altnet focused on Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, East of England, using Full fibre plus fixed wireless legacy (Headline numbers table). Headline numbers list premises passed as Approx 200,000 RFS premises at end-2025 (Headline numbers table). Coverage includes Yorkshire and Lincolnshire core with East of England expansion through BDUK contracts. (Coverage notes).
Quickline Communications is a Yorkshire-based altnet with significant BDUK regional supplier presence across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
What changed: Added answer capsule, key-facts block, question-led headings, speed and premises sections, consumer access guidance, cross-links to cities and compares, and attributed Headline numbers callout for AI citation, 3 June 2026.
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Key facts
- Region of focus: Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, East of England (Headline numbers table).
- Network tech: Full fibre plus fixed wireless legacy (Headline numbers table).
- Premises passed: Approx 200,000 RFS premises at end-2025 (Headline numbers table).
- Premises ready for service: Data pending (Headline numbers table).
- Major build areas: Goole, Hull rural perimeter, North Lincolnshire, East Riding, parts of North Yorkshire. (Major build areas section).
What are Quickline Communications's headline numbers?
| Founded | 2008 |
|---|---|
| HQ | Goole, East Yorkshire |
| Region of focus | Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, East of England |
| Premises passed | Approx 200,000 RFS premises at end-2025 |
| Premises ready for service | Data pending |
| Customers (latest) | Data pending |
| Take-up rate | Data pending |
| Network tech | Full fibre plus fixed wireless legacy |
| Funding raised | Backed by Northleaf Capital Partners (c.£500m) plus c.£225m National Wealth Fund / UK Infrastructure Bank guarantee, a £25m NatWest term loan and c.£300m of Project Gigabit subsidy across four contracts |
| Last funding round | Equity round |
| INCA member | Yes |
| Last updated | 3 June 2026 |
How fast is Quickline Communications?
Quickline Communications uses Full fibre plus fixed wireless legacy (Headline numbers table). Retail speed tiers depend on the operator's published tariffs and postcode availability.
How many premises has Quickline Communications passed?
This profile lists premises passed as Approx 200,000 RFS premises at end-2025 and premises ready for service as Data pending (Headline numbers table).
Who is Quickline Communications?
Quickline Communications is one of the longest-established rural UK altnets, headquartered in East Yorkshire. The brand builds full-fibre infrastructure across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire with significant BDUK regional supplier presence. Quickline retains fixed-wireless legacy coverage in deep-rural areas while fibre build catches up.
Where does Quickline Communications operate?
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire core with East of England expansion through BDUK contracts.
Which areas is Quickline Communications building in?
Goole, Hull rural perimeter, North Lincolnshire, East Riding, parts of North Yorkshire.
What partnership routes does Quickline Communications offer?
BDUK regional supplier participation. Yorkshire community partnerships.
FBRE supports AltNets with geo-targeted tenancy, comparison site builds for resellers, and co-marketing collaborations. Network reach is verified at 12,000,000+ impressions and 730,000+ network clicks in the 12 months to 24 May 2026 (rolling average of 2,000+ clicks per day, rising fast). See AltNet marketing for placement and pricing.
How do I get Quickline Communications?
Check postcode availability on Quickline Communications's website or a comparison site where the network is live. Quickline Communications sells direct to consumers in its build footprint (Coverage notes; Major build areas).
How does FBRE reach Quickline Communications-footprint switchers?
- Geo-targeted tenancy on the FBRE network, single site from £99 per month.
- Postcode checker build that surfaces Quickline Communications where available, from £4,500.
- Co-marketing on the FBRE AltNet Tracker.
- Comparison engine build for partner resellers, from £7,950.
Where is Quickline Communications covered in our research?
Quickline Communications is named on these city pages:
Where does this Quickline Communications profile data come from?
This profile uses INCA member published data where available, the operator's published trading updates and press releases, Ofcom Connected Nations data, and Companies House filings. Figures marked "data pending" reflect commercially confidential or not-yet-published numbers. See methodology for sourcing detail.
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