Category: Broadband

The maths are pretty simple but we will be highlighting this figure showing how many full fibre premises need to passed everyday along with our other broadband statistics each month.

We have been here before with grandiose statements the question is will no-deal Brexit draw focus away or will the Government ensure that it works with industry to make a challenging job possible.

The top of the speed test table is a battle between the various full fibre services and Virgin Media highlighting that even while DOCSIS 3.0 is old it can deliver on download speeds.

Brixworth in Northamptonshire now has almost all its Gigaclear coverage live via the BDUK project for the area, with just a few premises left to build to.

The arrival of Boris Johnson is bringing about lots of changes around the meeting tables of Westminster and the two key roles at DCMS with regards to the digital future shaped by Westminster policies are now occupied once more.

With all the talk of full fibre being the fashion for autumn some will be surprised that we are still finding plenty of G.fast appearing.

The detail is still sparse but some new money is entering the broadband arena, exactly how much depends on how different towns split their funding between transport and broadband priorities.

The full fibre promise from Boris Johnson during his Conservative leadership campaign have not been forgotten yet as in his acceptance speech he referred to the full fibre plan.

The path to a more fibre rich broadband diet in the UK continues and the area leading the pack is the building of new homes. We look at the changing picture for 2019 and 2018 in our regular analysis of new build broadband coverage.

The pace of superfast roll-out in Suffolk is nothing like the heady heights of 2015 but the project is making steady progress to a contracted goal of 98% superfast coverage.