Category: Broadband

The big focus is on the superfast coverage figures, but if you are one of the premises stuck with sub 2 Mbps broadband then you may want to chase for a voucher and do something about it.

Along with all the financial results the BDUK update for each quarter is a regular feature, we have supplemented the Government data with maps highlighting the degree of change across Great Britain since December 2012.

Essex is not what many people would call a remote county, but as with many other counties you only need to travel a few miles to race back through the decades.

It what is a first apparently a community in Cheshire is getting a VDSL2 installed as part of the BT Community Fibre scheme using money from the USC fund.

Broadband is a highly technical subject and even though Government assistance has been taking place for 4 years the phrasing in press releases on further roll-outs is still very vague.

In theory there should be less people complaining about poor broadband as the data shows more people have access to superfast access than the previous month.

The Welsh superfast broadband contract was originally slated to complete in June 2016 but has continued to deliver at some pace since then, but now members of the Welsh Assembly have woken up to the issue.

The Skylon Park in in Hereford is set to get FTTP from ITS Technology Group via an agreement with the county council.

The clocks have gone back and winter is coming but still there are some things that don't change and thus we have our monthly round-up of the various UK broadband providers and how the quality varies based on connection technology.

The HIE is arguably one of the most difficult areas of the UK to deliver low latency superfast broadband to, and the news that another 6,000 premises will be assisted by the existing project has to be welcomed.