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The share of homes still unable to order a 30 Mbit/s connection.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueCity of London11.4% of premises
ValueTower Hamlets2.8% of premises
ValueWestminster2.6% of premises
ValueCroydon2.3% of premises
ValueSouthwark2% of premises
ValueBrent1.5% of premises
ValueIslington1.4% of premises
ValueHammersmith and Fulham1.2% of premises
ValueHillingdon1.2% of premises
ValueBromley1.1% of premises
ValueBarnet1% of premises
ValueLewisham1% of premises
ValueHavering0.9% of premises
ValueKensington and Chelsea0.9% of premises
ValueRichmond upon Thames0.9% of premises
ValueCamden0.8% of premises
ValueEnfield0.8% of premises
ValueHaringey0.8% of premises
ValueHarrow0.8% of premises
ValueHounslow0.8% of premises
ValueKingston upon Thames0.8% of premises
ValueWaltham Forest0.8% of premises
ValueLambeth0.7% of premises
ValueRedbridge0.7% of premises
ValueWandsworth0.7% of premises
ValueBexley0.6% of premises
ValueEaling0.6% of premises
ValueSutton0.6% of premises
ValueBarking and Dagenham0.5% of premises
ValueNewham0.5% of premises
ValueHackney0.4% of premises
ValueMerton0.4% of premises
ValueGreenwich0.3% of premises

Methodology

Residential premises unable to receive a 30 Mbit/s fixed connection, by borough, from Ofcom's Spring 2026 release. A higher value is worse; unavailable or suppressed values remain missing rather than becoming zero.

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