Category: Internet Service Providers

Relish (UK Broadband) won a contract to supply superfast broadband to the vast majority of the areas of Swindon missed out by the BT and Virgin Media roll-outs but this project is being questioned once more.

The phrasing used in the latest PR thrust from the Sky/TalkTalk/CityFibre FTTH roll-out in York is interesting but as its about FTTH and its not BT it will be seen as perfectly ok.

£75 Gift Cards are available until the end of 30th September on both ADSL2+ and Infinity products over at BT once more.

PlusNet has rejigged its broadband offers again and has dropped inclusive call bundles from its base packages.

The era of offshoring has received a big kick with the latest retail broadband provider now aiming to answer a lot more of its customers calls with UK based agents.

In what may be an attempt to appeal to a younger audience rather than the usual M&S crowd, Sky is offering 12 months free Deezer subscription on its ADSL2+ services.

Hyperoptic continues it roll-out and we have now seen the first speed tests from residents in Glasgow.

SSE is not the biggest household name in the broadband world but after its 2 year free broadband promotion, they are not trying a new promotion to get people to sign up.

TalkTalk has improved its FTTC broadband offer by reducing the price for six months on top of the already low price of just £10/m for the minimum term.

While the UFO may have landed and the building of the network was underway it looks like the first orders for up to 940 Mbps broadband in York will only be possible after 21st September 2015.