Category: Internet Service Providers

Community Fibre who are rolling out FTTP to homes across large parts of London is reminding everyone that while all the talk is about social tariffs its £12.50/m 10 Mbps symmetric service is available to all homes it passes.

Prices for new customers to Zen Internet have gone down at a time when prices almost everywhere else are increasing. Existing customers can benefit by signing a new contract once the current one expires.

Fibrus who are building across Northern Ireland and so far have two towns in England has announced 190,000 premises with FTTP while on their way to a 250,000 premises target by the end of March 2023.

A quick break from our tracking down of the current toob footprint to let you know they have announced they will be building in Gosport and Lee-on-the-Solent.

toob on the day it connected its 10,000th customer also celebrated its third birthday.

Persimmon via its FibreNest FTTP service is winning the take-up race.

After criticism that its original social tariff was not superfast Virgin Media has now launched a 50 Mbps option and reduced the price of its slower tier.

GoFibre has secured the second Project Gigabit contract with £6.6 million of investment to cover a build of over 4,000 premises.

FibreNest who is owned by Persimmon and is available on new build estates has stated it has 25,000 customers and our data indicates this is a 96% take-up rate beating even B4RN.

The village of Brithdir in Gwynedd, Wales is definitely a candidate for USO intervention and any voucher or other scheme to improve broadband.