Category: Internet Service Providers
BT announce first quarter results which show fibre growth
The latest round of BT results show that the Openreach fibre rollout passed the 16 million premises mark, with 1.7 million taking an actual service.
EE with 4G in 95 towns and cities covers almost 60% of people
While the emphasis in the latest financial results from EE is on their 4G services, the fixed line broadband customer base is showing some signs of recovery.
TalkTalk continues to push LLU ADSL2+ coverage
ADSL2+ TalkTalk is now available from some 2,798 exchanges making it the most extensive ADSL2+ network in the UK covering 95% of the population.
Plusnet expansion to create 250 jobs in Leeds
While customer numbers at Plusnet appear to be a closely guarded secret it is clear they are growing as the firm is too expand adding a second office, this time in Leeds.
Post Office phone and broadband switchover starts
The Post Office has being providing broadband and a popular line rental service for some time now, and back in 2012 changes to the provision of the service were announced and it appears that the changes are about to happen.
CityFibre connects first York based customer
CityFibre is moving forward in York and has branched out from building connectivity for the council to starting to connect business premises.
Zen Internet reduce price of fibre installations
The competition for your fibre broadband custom is not just amongst the big providers, Zen Internet has reduced the price for new FTTC/P installations from £96 to 48.
BT increases Sainsbury gift card deals to £50 and £100
The cycle of special offers continues with BT increasing the value of its Sainsbury gift cards from the standard £25 on ADSL2+ products to £50 and an even higher £100 for those ordering the Infinity service online. This special offer expires on 18th July.
TalkTalk adds £50 shopping voucher for ADSL2+ switchers
Another week and the TalkTalk Love2Shop vouchers are back, this time £50 vouchers on Essentials and the Plus TV product, but only for those migrating.
BT Retail 300 Mbps fibre for £50 per month anyone?
Openreach FTTP may have a limited footprint in the UK of around 100,000 premises but providers are offering the service and now BT Retail is looking to offer an even faster version than they currently do.