Broadband for the Rural North (or B4RN, read as "BARN") is a community-led project to bring high-speed broadband to homes and businesses in rural northern England as well as Cheshire and Norfolk. It functions as an Internet Service Provider. All subscribers receive a FTTH gigabit (1,000Mbps) symmetrical connection, with upload speeds matching downloads. The company is headquartered in Melling, near Lancaster and its Chief Executive is Michael Lee. Founded by industry expert Barry Forder, management expert Monica Lee, and farmer Chris Conder (among others), Broadband for the Rural North Ltd was registered as a Community Benefit Society within the Industrial and Provident Societies Act on 15 August 2011. B4RN is regulated by the Financial Service Authority (Mutuals registration number 31352R). More information...
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