Standalone 5G reaches London

Outdoor standalone 5G from every network that reported it in this release.

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SeriesPeriod or categoryValueUnit
ValueCity of London100% of premises
ValueHammersmith and Fulham100% of premises
ValueIslington100% of premises
ValueKensington and Chelsea100% of premises
ValueNewham100% of premises
ValueWestminster100% of premises
ValueLewisham99.97% of premises
ValueTower Hamlets99.97% of premises
ValueHounslow99.78% of premises
ValueCamden99.77% of premises
ValueHackney99.73% of premises
ValueBrent99.7% of premises
ValueEaling99.65% of premises
ValueBarking and Dagenham99.36% of premises
ValueWandsworth99.34% of premises
ValueLambeth98.52% of premises
ValueSouthwark98.52% of premises
ValueHaringey98.44% of premises
ValueKingston upon Thames98.06% of premises
ValueHarrow98% of premises
ValueSutton97.68% of premises
ValueRedbridge97.51% of premises
ValueRichmond upon Thames97.49% of premises
ValueMerton97.4% of premises
ValueBarnet97.06% of premises
ValueGreenwich94.49% of premises
ValueHavering94.1% of premises
ValueHillingdon93.12% of premises
ValueWaltham Forest91.84% of premises
ValueEnfield91.2% of premises
ValueBromley86.62% of premises
ValueCroydon80.64% of premises
ValueBexley78.76% of premises

Methodology

Premises with predicted outdoor standalone-5G coverage from all three operators publishing that technology in Ofcom's Spring 2026 release, using the very-high-confidence threshold. It must not be read as coverage from all four UK mobile networks.

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