Category: Broadband

Point Topic has published a map for England and Wales showing how broadband pricing varies between £11.75/m to £39.99/m for the entry level package available in different areas.

The last 31 days has seen the Openreach FTTP footprint grow to 6,028,369 premises based on what we have found.

The latest broadband figures from our model of what is and is not available across the UK shows full fibre is available to some 9.45 million premises and 950,000 have a choice of two different FTTP networks.

With the likelihood that the gas and electricity price caps will rise substantially in February it seems likely that many broadband users will hunker down and search out the cheapest deals rather and stick with older slower but marginally cheaper broadband packages.

While we don't think Santa delivers broadband we are sure some will have added it to their list for Santa to bring. The good news though is that UK FTTP footprint continues to grow.

The latest Ofcom Connected Nations report has been published and for those not used to how it works will be wondering why there is such a big difference in the figures.

Now the big Virgin Media DOCSI3 3.1 switch-on is complete phase one of the Gigabit roll-outs are over and the 2025 target of 85% coverage is going to take four or more years to reach.

Our monthly round up of the broadband picture across the nations and regions that make up for UK is now available with the UK full fibre coverage standing at 29.46%.

The UK has gone from 28.01% full fibre availability to 29.24% in just 27 days.

The nights are dark and cold but still time to look back to a couple of weeks ago and what speeds we were saying on the many broadband packages sold in the UK.