More than 20 thousand Fifers are set to benefit from full fibre broadband being rolled out in the Kingdom.
Go Fibre's expanding its network across West Fife, Falkirk, Falkland, Newport and Tayport.
It follows nine months of building work in the Kingdom.
GoFibre has also supported two local Fife charities as part of the first phase of its GoFurther Fund.
Heids & Herts Scotland and Tartan Talkers have both benefited from their share of £5,600 of funding.
Neil Conaghan, CEO of GoFibre, said: “We have been constructing our network in Fife since summer 2022 and have been getting to know the community, whether that’s been through engagements with customers or through our GoFurther Fund community initiative.
“We’re dedicated to connecting as many premises as we can and continuing to support the area.
"Today’s milestone in our network build, sees even more homes and businesses being opened up to the benefits of our full fibre connection and there’s plenty more opportunity to come.”
Residents and businesses can register for updates in the area by visiting GoFibre's website.
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