Gigabit London

Where a gigabit-capable connection can actually be ordered, borough by borough.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueBarking and Dagenham95.8% of premises
ValueIslington95.5% of premises
ValueCamden95.4% of premises
ValueWaltham Forest95.2% of premises
ValueMerton94.7% of premises
ValueKensington and Chelsea94.3% of premises
ValueBexley93.8% of premises
ValueHillingdon93.7% of premises
ValueRedbridge93.7% of premises
ValueBromley93.3% of premises
ValueSutton92.8% of premises
ValueHounslow92.7% of premises
ValueLambeth92.4% of premises
ValueNewham92.4% of premises
ValueHackney92.1% of premises
ValueHammersmith and Fulham92.1% of premises
ValueEnfield92% of premises
ValueKingston upon Thames91.9% of premises
ValueHavering91.7% of premises
ValueSouthwark91.3% of premises
ValueRichmond upon Thames91.1% of premises
ValueLewisham90.4% of premises
ValueCroydon90.3% of premises
ValueWandsworth90.3% of premises
ValueHarrow90.2% of premises
ValueGreenwich90.1% of premises
ValueEaling89.8% of premises
ValueHaringey89.8% of premises
ValueWestminster88.8% of premises
ValueBrent86.9% of premises
ValueTower Hamlets86.7% of premises
ValueCity of London80.5% of premises
ValueBarnet80.3% of premises

Methodology

Residential premises with gigabit-capable fixed broadband available, from Ofcom's Spring 2026 local-authority release. Availability is infrastructure reach, not subscription, measured speed or service quality inside a home.

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