Latest UK broadband news

Toob Launches Ultrafast Full Fibre Broadband Across Swindon

Thousands of homes and businesses in Swindon can now connect to ultrafast internet, thanks to the latest rollout by Toob, a growing name in the UK’s broadband sector. The provider has officially launched its full-fibre broadband service in the town as part of its broader goal to bring high-speed, affordable internet to more communities across

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April 14, 2025

Virgin Media UK Router Upgrades in 2025

Virgin Media has started a nationwide upgrade of its broadband routers in 2025, aiming to replace older models and improve the broadband experience for its customers. The upgrade involves two key developments: a free upgrade to the Hub 4 router for users of older hubs, and the inclusion of the Hub 5 router with all

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April 12, 2025

Broadband News Roundup: This Week in UK Broadband

Virgin Media is offering free router upgrades, Toob is expanding gigabit broadband to 23 more locations, and BDUK has closed its voucher scheme in Devon and Somerset. Fibrus partners with Nokia to improve network monitoring, and millions could avoid April 2025 broadband price hikes by switching in time.

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April 9, 2025

5Gbps Broadband Now Available from Community Fibre in London

Community Fibre has launched a new 5Gbps full fibre broadband package for homes, replacing its earlier 3Gbps plan. This new deal is now the fastest home broadband plan available across London. It costs £59 per month on a 24-month contract and is designed for people who need high-speed internet for work, entertainment, and everyday use

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April 4, 2025

Community Fibre Offers 60 Day Satisfaction Guarantee

Community Fibre Offers 60 Day Satisfaction Guarantee

London’s full fibre broadband provider, Community Fibre, now offers a 60 Day Satisfaction Guarantee for new customers. If they’re not happy, they can cancel within two months without paying an exit fee. This guarantee is in addition to the usual 14 day cooling-off period. Graeme Oxby, the CEO of Community Fibre, expressed his confidence that

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May 11, 2023

Sky to Launch New Router for Home Broadband Customers

Sky to Launch New Router for Home Broadband Customers

Sky Broadband has plans to release a WiFi 6 enabled router specially designed for residential FTTP customers, according to reports. The anticipated launch window for the new router falls between late Q3 and early Q4 2023. As of now, Sky has remained tight-lipped, sharing no specs with the public. Currently, Sky offers the SR200 series

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May 4, 2023

Three UK Dominates 5G Speeds in the UK, shows Ookla Report

In Q1 2023, Three UK became the fastest 5G operator in the UK. A report from Ookla, the company behind Speedtest.net, showed Three UK’s average speed was 275.85Mbps. This was much faster than competitors Vodafone UK at 138.90Mbps, EE at 111.14Mbps, and O2 at 70.63Mbps. The report did not include other details like upload speeds

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May 2, 2023

BT offers free speed boost with Full Fibre packages

BT is offering a month of free speed boost with its Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) packages. Customers who opt for the free boost don’t have to commit to an upgrade and can revert to their previous plan after a month. According to BT, full fibre customers can activate the speed boost on BT’s website

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August 21, 2021

BT and Sky delivered top superfast broadband speeds in 2019

A new broadband speed survey which was conducted in 2019 has revealed the fastest broadband providers both in download and upload speeds. According to the report from Broadband Genie, small providers like Zen Internet and Hyperoptic offered much faster speeds when compared to the major operators like BT, Sky and Virgin Media. In the standard

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February 27, 2020

Ofcom reveals broadband, phone, pay TV and mobile complaints

The UK’s communications regulator Ofcom today revealed the volume of complaints related to broadband, home phone, mobile and pay TV operators in its latest quarterly report. Broadband The number of broadband complaints received by Ofcom during Q3 2019 showed that EE, Sky, Post Office and BT received less complaints while Vodafone, Plusnet, TalkTalk and VIrgin

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January 24, 2020