By Isle of Wight Observer
WightFibre marked a major milestone, on June 18, when it connected its 25,000th customer, continuing its rise as the Island’s leading broadband provider.
The lucky customer was Noemi Pataki, of Ryde, who received a new laptop and mobile phone to celebrate the occasion. Residential sales advisor, Matthew Lovett, who helped Noemi sign up, presented the gifts.
Noemi said: “I am starting my studies to become a teacher in September, and these items were on my wish list, but in this economy, somewhat unattainable. So, you can imagine how happy I am now. Not usually a lucky person either, but to be exactly the 25,000th customer is incredible luck.”
WightFibre CEO, John Irvine, said: “Reaching 25,000 customers is a testament to the trust the people of the Island place in us to deliver an essential service, and I want to say thank you to each and every one of them for their continued support. Our future-proof full-fibre network, now reaching over 72,000 homes and businesses, is combined with a dedication to customer service that truly sets us apart.”
WightFibre offers high-speed broadband with a focus on reliability and service. The company’s growth reflects increasing demand for fast, dependable internet.
Carole Dennett 
Mal Butler