Full-Time
Posted on 11/23/2025
Provides broadband, TV, and phone services
No salary listed
Manchester, UK
Hybrid
Hybrid role requires a minimum of 50% office presence at Salford Quays, Manchester.
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TalkTalk is a UK telecommunications provider that offers home internet, TV, and phone services. Its core products are fibre broadband plans at various speeds, which customers can bundle with TV packages for access to channels and on-demand content. The service works through a home connection (fibre) to deliver internet and entertainment, with customers managing their accounts via an online portal and mobile app. TalkTalk also hosts an online community where users can share tips and get help from staff and other customers. The company differentiates itself by focusing on price and value for money, aiming to attract residential customers who want affordable telecom solutions. Its goal is to provide reliable, affordable broadband, TV, and phone services to households across the United Kingdom.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
London, United Kingdom
Founded
2003
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TalkTalk is the UK’s leading value for money connectivity provider. We believe that simple, affordable, reliable and fair connectivity should be available to everyone.
Weekly brief - 14 november 2025. Here are some brief news pieces that may be of interest that Thinkbroadband haven't otherwise covered in the news this week. TalkTalk CFO appointment. TalkTalk has appointed Henry Davies as Group Chief Financial Officer. Previously, he was CFO of Circle Health Group, where he undertook multiple refinancing rounds, experience TalkTalk most certainly will value. Starlink reduces satellite broadband base price in the US. Starlink have introduced a new tier of service in the US which offers 100Mbps download speeds and is available for just $50 per month (around £40). This would make the service a lot more affordable in the UK if a similar product were offered, as the base price currently starts at £75/month. Virgin Media adds Identity Protection feature to its Advanced Security service. Virgin Media has opted to enhance its Advanced Security service by adding Identity Protection. The service provided by F-Secure provides antivirus as well as scam protection to up to 15 devices for £3.50 per month. Zen Internet donates £44k to charities. Zen Internet has made a donation to two North West charities totalling £44,228 following charitable initiatives undertaken by Zen employees and matched by the company. The two charities to benefit are Springhill Hospice, based in Rochdale, and The Children's Adventure Farm Trust (CAFT), in Altrincham, Cheshire.
TalkTalk Business unveils brand refresh. Move marks next step in its evolution following demerger from TalkTalk Group. TalkTalk Business has unveiled a refreshed brand identity and new website. The move marks the next step in its evolution following its demerger from TalkTalk Group. The rebrand reflects the company's shift from a traditional connectivity provider into an agile and comprehensive technology partner. Ruth Kennedy, CEO of TalkTalk Business, said, "Our demerger gave us the opportunity to step back and reimagine what we wanted to stand for in the market. "While connectivity remains critical, we're increasingly helping enterprises navigate more complex challenges across cloud, cyber, voice and collaboration." The brand refresh is part of a wider programme of change at TalkTalk Business. Over the past 24 months, the company has established itself as a standalone, independent entity. Kennedy added, "We're proud of our heritage, and this is a pivotal moment for TalkTalk Business - our new identity sets the tone for where we're heading and is just the beginning."
The funding will strengthen the company's working capital position
TalkTalk Group has secured an additional £20 million ($27m) from existing shareholders, adding to a £100 million ($134m) investment from July 25, totaling approximately £120 million ($161m). The funds will enhance working capital and support new product investments. This follows reports of missed payments to suppliers and a customer loss of 400,000 in 2024. The company's debt is nearing £1.2 billion ($1.63bn). Over 90% of first lien and 87% of second lien creditors support the recent transaction.