Category: Internet Service Providers

Vodafone fixed line broadband was a very strong performer in the last quarter adding 61,000 customers making it the strongest performing quarter for a couple of years.

The price tweak may be small on the partial fibre services but with so many looking to keep utility bills as low as possible its worth a quick mention.

Existing BT Plus customers are now Halo 1 customers, but if you join BT on one of its Halo options you are a tier higher and are a Halo 2 customer. The launch also gives people the option of an unlimited data SIM for £30/m.

Virgin Media grew its footprint by 119,000 premises in the last quarter which is good news but with the number of video customers decreasing not everything is rosy.

Four villages in the Forest of Dean have had their non-spots covered by full fibre from Gigaclear, namely Highnam, Maisemore, Tibberton and Upleadon.

The latest results from BT Group confirm the growing FTTP footprint and how much changes such as automatic compensation is impacting Openreach.

The CityFibre FTTP build has passed a milestone meaning over 100,000 premises have the choice of the Vodafone Gigafast service with speeds ranging from 100 Mbps to 900 Mbps.

While many Plusnet customers are on a fixed price line rental and broadband package, additional items such as call bundles and those out of their minimum contract term will see prices rise on 3rd December 2019.

Until Halloween night the Vodafone Superfast 1 and Superfast 2 services are the same price, so if you have a short VDSL2 line here is a chance to get the extra speed without the extra cost.

A chunk of the UK just gained a Gigabit download speed broadband overnight, due to the 1104 Mbps cable service from Virgin Media launching in Manchester.