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From specialist schools to job seekers – Quickline careers platform helps learners across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

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By Gemma Bell
| Growth Yorkshire Verified
Rural broadband provider Quickline is celebrating the first year of its career insight platform, a free digital resource helping people across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire explore career opportunities, build skills and gain insight into the world of work.
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More than 40,000 rural homes now able to switch to faster broadband as Quickline expands across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

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By Gemma Bell
| Growth Yorkshire Verified
More than 40,000 homes and businesses across Yorkshire and Lincolnshire can now access fast, reliable full fibre broadband as Quickline continues its rapid rollout through the Government’s Project Gigabit programme. Communities that have historically struggled with slow or unreliable connections, from rural villages in North Yorkshire to market towns in Lincolnshire and communities across South and West Yorkshire, are now able to switch to gigabit-capable broadband for the first time.
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Quickline announces leadership transition as CEO Sean Royce retires

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By Gemma Bell
| Growth Yorkshire Verified
Quickline has announced that Chief Executive Officer Sean Royce is retiring after nearly five years leading the business through a period of significant growth and transformation. Sean, who has led Quickline since its acquisition by Northleaf Capital Partners in 2021, informed the Board of his intention to retire earlier this year, allowing time for a structured and well-planned succession. Following a comprehensive search, Mark Bowden has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer.
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