Broadband News

The broadband switching process in the UK now works through One Touch Switch, which means you only contact your new provider and they arrange the whole move for you. Since 12 September 2024, you no longer need to ring your old supplier to cancel, and you cannot be charged notice-period fees beyond your switch date, […]

Mobile broadband vs home broadband comes down to one core difference: mobile broadband sends your internet over a 4G or 5G mobile network, while home broadband runs over a fixed line into your property. Both can power a whole household, but they behave differently on speed, upload performance, reliability and price. This guide explains how […]

To check if you can get fibre broadband, enter your postcode into a broadband availability checker and select your exact address. The result tells you which speed tiers reach your property, whether full fibre (FTTP) is available, and which providers serve your line. Checking by full address matters, because availability can differ between two homes […]

Mesh WiFi is worth it for heavy users in larger or multi-floor UK homes, where one router cannot hold a strong, fast signal in every room. If you game, stream and work from home across different floors, mesh keeps your devices on one network with far less speed loss than a single router or a […]

Broadband and TV deals explained simply: a broadband and TV deal bundles your home internet and a TV package into one contract, with a single monthly bill from one provider. Most deals run on 18 or 24-month terms, and many now include a streaming subscription like Netflix at no extra cost. Bundling usually works out […]

Broadband contract rights give UK customers the legal power to cancel within 14 days of signing, to leave penalty-free if the price rises above what they agreed, and to walk away without a fee if the connection is significantly slower than promised. These protections sit under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013, the Consumer Rights Act […]