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Which? is calling on the next government to urgently act to improve inadequate mobile and internet connections, as new research reveals that people living in over a third of constituency areas do not have access to decent 4G or broadband services. New analysis from the consumer champion has found that 236 constituency areas were affected […]
Broadband customers who stay with their provider past their initial minimum contract are being hit with price hikes of up to £192 a year unless they renegotiate with their current provider or switch away to another firm, according to new Which? analysis. The consumer champion analysed current entry-level fibre broadband and phone deals across 12 […]
Parts of central London, Stroud, Tunbridge Wells and Canterbury were among the more surprising areas suffering from the worst broadband in the country, according to new Which? analysis of customer speed tests. The consumer champion found that while rural Scotland and Wales still have Britain’s slowest average connection speeds, many local authority areas including in […]
Orkney, Shetland and Argyll and Bute have come bottom of a table ranking UK local authority areas by broadband speed, according to new Which? research. The consumer champion analysed speed checker data in 32 Scottish local authority areas as well as England and Wales to determine the best and worst broadband connections in the country. […]
Broadband customers who stay with the same provider and don’t haggle for a better deal are being hit with loyalty penalties of up to £220 a year on average, according to new Which? analysis. The new research reveals that being a BT customer could involve a bigger loyalty premium than any of the other seven […]
Alex Neill, Which? Managing Director of Home Services, said: “These changes will mean that broadband providers will no longer be able to entice customers with unrealistic adverts promising speeds that most of their customers may never get. “We know that fast and reliable broadband is what really matters to broadband customers and have been campaigning […]
British households are paying for broadband services that are on average 51% slower than advertised, according to new Which? analysis. Results generated from 235,000 uses of the Which? broadband speed checker tool show that, on average, customers are paying for speeds of up to 38 megabits per second, but actually only receiving half that […]
More than half of British households have experienced a problem with their broadband service in the last year, according to the latest results of the Which? Broadband satisfaction survey. The survey of more than 1,900 broadband customers across 12 providers found common problems including price hikes, poor speeds, connection dropouts and router issues – highlighting […]
Alex Neill, Which? Managing Director of Home & Legal services, said: “Broadband is an essential part of modern life. The UK has lagged behind many other countries and people regularly have problems with speed and connectivity. “This extra investment must lead to a big improvement by the industry, so that consumers get faster, more reliable […]
Alex Neill, Which? Managing Director of Home & Legal services, said: “This research proves what Which? has been saying for years. Advertised broadband speeds can be misleading and many people are unaware that they may never get the attractive high speeds on offer. “We have been campaigning for the ASA and CAP to change […]