Category: Broadband

The nights are long, the days are short but the job of spotting broadband roll-outs continues and full fibre is the main technology being rolled out now.

We have been tracking the individual full fibre coverage levels for the constituencies across the UK for many years and now have created a map layer so its easy to spot the good and bad areas.

The annual uSwitch PR shaming the slowest 10 streets and praising fastest 10 streets has been published and has the usual number of caveats or should we say errors?

Now that the sales madness is over there is time to look at the speeds for the many UK broadband services during the November period.

We take a look at Openreach claiming that they've build 80,000 premises worth of FTTP network in Bristol covering almost 40% of the premises in Bristol.

The Conservative Party published its manifesto for the General Election on the afternoon of Sunday 24th November, so we take a dive into what it holds for the broadband world.

ISPA has issued a comment in response to the Labour manifesto and while it adds little to what many in the industry have already said it still worth sharing.

The Labour Party manifesto has launched so we take a dive into the detail of the plans for broadband.

The first of the main three parties has published its manifesto. This means we can see what they've put down in writing in terms of plans for broadband if they were to win a majority on 12th December.

Back in October Openreach announced 13 villages that would get an extensive full fibre treatment and two of these have FTTP that is live and ready for people to order a service over.