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Fuse has been crowned Fastest Media Team at the NE1 Dragon Boat Race, after a crew of staff and guests took to the River Tyne in support of The Sir Bobby Robson Foundation.
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Fuse put its digital screens into the ground floor window of its own building first. Within 24 hours of going live, the screens had brought in a walk-in viewing from someone who had seen the available offices from the street.
After twelve months trying to get connected, including a fixed-line order that was cancelled as undeliverable, CASA turned to Fuse. A 5G trial, an honest call and a Starlink installation later, the office was online the day the equipment went in.
Fuse has taken on the Buccleuch Property Challenge for a fourth year running, with Jamie Mableson and Elliot Leese joined by Michael Downey of Parker Knights for six hours of running, biking, orienteering and paddling around the Queensberry Estate.
"Fuse is continuing its support of the Whitley Warriors ice hockey team for the 2026-27 season, backing one of the North East's most established clubs and the family-friendly community around it."
Fuse teed up a winning performance at this year's Jon Tully Memorial Golf Day, with the four-man team taking first place at the City of Newcastle Golf Club and Garry Leese also landing closest to the pin.
Reputation, reliability and the potential to scale at pace sits behind a bold new partnership promising to take full cir…
When a local charity realised it was missing out on vital funds, Fuse stepped in to supercharge its networks and speed up payments
Shoppers still come to the high street for an experience they can't get online. For landlords with empty retail units, the properties that let fastest are the ones that make that experience easy to deliver from day one.
We’re the North East team responsible for connecting the cast and crew of record-breaking Netflix drama Bridgerton. And now we’re ready to write the next chapter in our own success story!
On paper, a signed lease means a tenant is ready to go. In practice, what happens next depends on one thing: whether the building is already connected. Here's how the two routes compare.
Most connectivity disputes don't start with a fault. They start with a contract nobody read closely: an auto-renewal, a missed notice window or a charge nobody expected. Here's what to check before you sign.
We've been asked whether Fuse is connected to Fuse Telecom Ltd. It isn't. Here's who we are and how to reach us.
As one of the UK’s fastest-growing providers of commercial property solutions we’ve connected the past with the future — thanks to our new name Fuse!
A signed lease should mean a tenant can move in and get to work. Too often, connectivity delays turn move-in day into weeks of waiting. Here's why the buildings that let fastest have connectivity in place before the tenant arrives.
Two of the key players in North East commercial property have reinforced their commitment to building a better future for tenants across the region. Fuse Media and Parker Knights have already forged an effective partnership focused on maximising the potential of vacant premises.
Payments, phones, cloud systems and security all depend on one connection. For most businesses, when it fails, work stops. A backup connection that takes over automatically keeps the business running while the fault is fixed.
Fuse Media’s Jamie Mableson stayed ice cool as we celebrated a fifth successive win for in-form Whitley Warriors. Huge hockey fan Jamie’s a regular on the Whitley Bay rink as he hones his skills as a puck chaser with serious potential.
Fuse is passing on its expertise to partners nationwide as a key member of one of the UK’s foremost business collectives. We’re on hand to provide industry-leading advice to members of the Commercial Property Network (CPN).
Connectivity has become as basic to a commercial building as power and water. From the analogue phone line switch-off to resilient backup connections, here are the trends landlords, agents and businesses need to plan for now.
Fuse continues to spark the ambition of budding basketball stars after backing one of the North East’s biggest celebrations of grassroots hoops. Founder and director Jamie Mableson makes no secret of his passion for sport as a longstanding supporter of Newcastle Eagles.
Fuse is intensifying the fight against data poverty after opening up our brand new city centre base. Fuse remains committed to filling dormant business spaces with free Wi-Fi and offering unique advertising opportunities in prime high street locations.
Fuse is strengthening its links with the North East community after pledging a four-figure sum to two life-changing regional charities. We’re seeking to switch up our fundraising plans after raising £500 apiece for the Great North Children’s Hospital and Eagles Community Foundation.
Commercial buildings are no longer just about space – they’re about systems. Systems that respond faster, work smarter and provide better experiences for everyone inside.
AI is shifting network management from reactive to predictive. The buildings best placed to benefit are the ones already treating connectivity as properly managed infrastructure. Here's what that means for landlords.
Connectivity now decides whether a building lets quickly and holds its value. Private 5G is the headline, but the real opportunity for landlords is treating connectivity as managed infrastructure.
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