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News articles about latest events that happen in UK broadband market plus information, reviews and analysis.
Multi-Gig Broadband, Symmetric Speeds & Wi-Fi 7: A Quick Guide for UK Homes
If your current broadband plan feels fast enough, you might be wondering why everyone’s talking about multi-gig internet. But broadband in the UK is changing fast — and for the first time in years, it’s not just about download speed. Over the
Virgin Media O2 research highlights rising scams against the elderly
Virgin Media O2 has released new research showing that millions of older people in the UK have fallen victim to online scams in the past year. The company says it wants to raise awareness of the risks and help people protect themselves
Community Fibre doubles broadband speeds at no extra cost
London-based full fibre provider Community Fibre has launched a new promotion giving customers double the broadband speed on selected 24-month plans at no extra cost. The offer is available until 2 November 2025 and applies to a range of packages, from entry-level
ISPs Urge Ofcom to Review Openreach Fibre Discount
The UK is moving away from old copper-based broadband services such as ADSL and FTTC. Openreach, which operates most of the national fixed-line infrastructure, is under pressure to speed up this transition ahead of the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) switch-off scheduled
Study shows UK homes struggle with broadband and Wi-Fi
A nationwide survey of 2,000 adults carried out in September 2025 has found that unreliable home internet is still a daily frustration for millions of people. More than half of those asked said they lose connection or suffer Wi-Fi drop-outs multiple times
Vodafone and Nokia trial broadband upgrade for ultra-low latency
Vodafone and Nokia have completed a live trial of a new broadband technology designed to reduce lag. The trial used Low Latency, Low Loss, Scalable Throughput (L4S) on a fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) connection, including the in-home Wi-Fi network. Vodafone reported that latency was
