Category: Internet Service Providers

The expansion of Hyperoptic continues and Liverpool is now enjoying the extra speed that a FTTB service can provide.

Hull has had pure broadband running its wireless service as competition to KC for sometime and now the operator is to piggyback on the CityFibre network to increase network capacity.

Virgin Media has turned up the temperature in its 'hottest ever' sale with double and triple play bundles seeing further reductions in the price for the first 12 months.

Sky has had a fairly static set of offers for a while, but it seems keen to get people to sign up to its Movies bundles with offers for both new and existing customers.

TalkTalk is back with its £75 shopping vouchers and has also rejigged its offers, lowering the price of ADSL2+ and making its fibre offer slightly less attractive.

KC who are the incumbent for Kingston Upon Hull has announced that it is increasing the rate at which it is rolling out its FTTH heavy service.

Another corner of the UK is set to benefit from FTTH, this time via Gigaclear who have hit the demand triggers for Welland Valley and will now start to the roll-out.

TalkTalk has ended the previous 12 months free broadband on its SimplyBroadband service and returned with a less attractive half price for six months.

Hyperoptic is looking to shatter the glass ceiling that has been created where businesses think that BT and copper are the only solution, with new business options in 12 cities across the UK.

Gigaclear is expanding to the Northern Powerhouse of the UK economy that is Yorkshire.