Our technology and location partners

 

The Univeristy of Bolton

The Univeristy and town are in the process of being covered by TeleGeneration hotspots allowing everyone high speed wireless access to the Internet.

 

University of Central Lancashire

An award winning innovative project – TeleGeneration has worked together with UCLan to provide free wireless Internet access for its staff and 33,000 students across the entire TeleGeneration network. UCLan were happy to partner with Telegeneration to expand the wireless access to our students and staff beyond the campus across the city.  The partnership between UCLan, Preston City Council and Telegeneration was unique and enabled the City and its residents to benefit from our respective experience of delivering affordable and reliable technical solutions.

Students with a wireless-enabled device can access the network using their university credentials, or create their own unique TeleGeneration username using our registration page. Sign up

 

Connected Nottingham

The overarching campaign co-ordinated by Accelerate Nottingham that promotes past, present and future ICT investment in Greater Nottingham. A co-ordinated programme of a shared ICT vision, it exists to promote, educate and support organisations locally to invest in ICT infrastructure - with the ultimate aim of increasing ICT knowledge, skills and expertise. Working with its partners, Connected Nottingham is working towards making Nottingham the first truly connected city in the UK.

 

Accelerate Nottingham

A joint public, private and voluntary sector partnership, Accelerate Nottingham exists to promote and develop the use of ICT across the conurbation of Greater Nottingham and the wider county.

Nottingham Trent University

Under the Connected Nottingham campaign, students and staff at Nottingham Trent University have free access to the TeleGeneration network. 25 hotspots have been installed across the university campus providing students, staff and visitors with high speed wireless access to the Internet. With a further 25 hotspot locations on campus at neighbouring University of Nottingham and over 30 locations in Nottingham city centre, connectivity and mobility for students is already at an unprecedented level and growing.

 

Preston City Council

TeleGeneration has been working with Preston City Council to provide wireless internet access for local people as part of the award winning e-innovations initiative. This scheme aims to bring local services closer to the community using new technology.

The project saw Preston become Britain’s first wireless city in August 2004. There are now over 100 wireless hotspots located across the city in cafes, restaurants, council buildings, the University of Central Lancashire and other community venues.

A key part of the project has been to provide free access to wi-fi hotspots for people who use community groups such as Preston Women’s forum and Preston DISC (Disability Information Service Centre), as well as students from the University of Central Lancashire.

TeleGeneration and Preston City Council have also worked together to provide wireless internet access for local councillors.