Category: Internet Service Providers

The FTTP picture of the UK continues to improve with another small corner of England gaining access to Gigabit speeds.

Rolling out full fibre requires various bits of infrastructure to be deployed and CityFibre and Cubis Systems have signed an agreement with Cubis supplying various bits of hardware until December 2020.

In a survey of 2,000 people Zen Internet has identified the three most internet-hungry cities in the UK (Bristol, Sheffield and Manchester) and internet users in Glasgow and Southampton are the most stressed.

For £5 a month on top of your broadband bill you can now get a Wi-Fi speed guarantee of 3 Mbps from Sky, and a full refund if they are not able to deliver this in every room of your house.

The latest monthly analysis of results from our broadband speed test is now available, giving you the chance to see how the speeds you are getting compare to others on the same product and ISP.

Vodafone customers look to have felt a pinch on their broadband connections on Sunday 1st September and no doubt are hoping that someone will have punched the network subsequently into better condition.

The Financial Times is reporting that Sky is talking with Liberty Global about retailing a FTTP service via a new full fibre network to be built with Liberty Global.

The G.fast footprint continues to grow with another 14 new exchanges added to total number of exchanges areas where one or more pods are live.

Huddersfield is the latest part of the UK to appear on our maps with full fibre available from Vodafone Gigafast via their work with CityFibre.

The Bank Holiday weekend for those in England and Wales should have been an opportunity to enjoy some time away from work and for many that will have meant using their broadband more than usual, but it looks like a good number of Vodafone customers have been having problems.