Indoor 4G, whichever network you use

Predicted indoor coverage from all four mobile networks, not merely one.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueCity of London100% of premises
ValueKensington and Chelsea100% of premises
ValueWestminster99.99% of premises
ValueLambeth99.96% of premises
ValueSouthwark99.96% of premises
ValueTower Hamlets99.93% of premises
ValueBrent99.88% of premises
ValueCamden99.88% of premises
ValueHounslow99.86% of premises
ValueEaling99.84% of premises
ValueHammersmith and Fulham99.83% of premises
ValueMerton99.8% of premises
ValueLewisham99.79% of premises
ValueHarrow99.75% of premises
ValueWandsworth99.74% of premises
ValueHackney99.58% of premises
ValueRichmond upon Thames99.57% of premises
ValueSutton99.54% of premises
ValueKingston upon Thames99.51% of premises
ValueHaringey99.43% of premises
ValueGreenwich99.16% of premises
ValueNewham98.89% of premises
ValueRedbridge98.74% of premises
ValueBarnet98.65% of premises
ValueHillingdon98.58% of premises
ValueBexley98.38% of premises
ValueEnfield98.33% of premises
ValueIslington98.3% of premises
ValueBarking and Dagenham98.19% of premises
ValueCroydon98.14% of premises
ValueHavering97.69% of premises
ValueBromley96.96% of premises
ValueWaltham Forest96.57% of premises

Methodology

Ofcom's predicted percentage of premises with indoor 4G coverage from all four mobile network operators. Radio models cannot guarantee reception in every room; building materials, handset and local conditions still matter.

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