Broadband

Recent research by internet services comparison expert Broadband Genie has studied available speeds in Wales. As part of its analysis, it has named two roads based in the city of Newport among the slowest in the nation.

Recent statistics have revealed that Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet solution, has increased deployment of broadband services in the UK.

A recent report from telecoms regulator Ofcom has uncovered that 69 per cent of UK properties can now access full-fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband – connecting over 20 million addresses.

Leading telecoms company Virgin Media O2 recently finished enhancement on its Aberdeen mobile network.

Independent internet comparison site Broadband Genie recently published a survey detailing the streets in Britain suffering from the slowest broadband, and those with the fastest speeds.

Hard-to-reach towns and villages in the Welsh countryside can now benefit from more dependable and faster mobile coverage, as seven network upgrades have been activated.

Internet service provider (ISP) and mobile operator Vodafone UK recently posted its second quarter results for the 2025 financial year.

In a UK first, businesses and residences on Papa Westray in the Orkney islands are now getting their internet services via the water network.

UK telecommunications experts recently commented on the ambitions of a government-backed project. The aim is to supply full fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband internet to

A report produced by collaborating think tanks has illustrated that the UK is falling substantially behind in the 5G sector.

Over 200,000 businesses and homes have gained from one of the UK’s most industrious broadband projects.

The Welsh Government’s investment in better broadband is starting to bear fruit for firms in the region.

Zzoomm, the Oxfordshire-based alternative network delivering full fibre to businesses and homes in the UK, recently announced success in northern England’s Yorkshire.

Ofcom, the UK’s regulator for media and telecoms, has now started to enforce its new rules.

Making the move to use a new broadband service provider in Britain has historically been the cause of much hassle.

Recent reports have revealed that thousands of British businesses and households in rural and remote parts of the country will soon have the option of accessing broadband services with lightning-fast speeds.

Whether you’re dissatisfied with your present service or setting up broadband for the first time, choosing a solution can be tough.

British Telecom (BT) and its owned operator Openreach will launch a new symmetric broadband product in spring next year.

Internet access is a commonly claimed business expense for many limited companies. However, if your firm claims for broadband access costs, it needs to ensure it’s a tax-deductible cost that is allowable. For the expense to be deemed “allowable” you must demonstrate that the product or service claimed for is used exclusively for business purposes. […]

Scottish internet service provider (ISP) Highland Broadband (also known as Lothian Broadband) recently received a substantial £10 million boost.

Poor internet connectivity is a common issue for many companies. However, having fast Wi-Fi you can count on is now a business-critical requirement in our digital age.

Internet services comparison expert Thinkbroadband recently announced that fibre to the premises (FTTP) broadband coverage here in the UK has now extended to 60 per cent of all premises.

UK Fibre Networks, a successful internet service provider (ISP) in York, recently unveiled a new name for its business.

Telecoms leader EE is expected to soon launch a new router offering improved connectivity and faster speeds.