75.6% of homes and businesses in Warwickshire can get full fibre broadband, below the UK figure of 81%. That's up 11.4 points in a year: 35,680 more premises can now order it. 1,193 still can't get 10 Mbit/s from a fixed line.
Fastest download speed available, share of all 295,891 premises (homes and businesses), January 2026.
Share of premises that can order full fibre (and gigabit, which also counts cable).
Full fibre Gigabit-capable (incl. cable)
| Warwickshire | England | UK | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full fibre | 75.6% | 81.3% | 81% |
| Gigabit-capable | 88.3% | 88.4% | 87.8% |
| Superfast (30 Mbit/s+) | 98.7% | 97.8% | 97.7% |
| Can't get 10 Mbit/s | 0.4% | 0.6% | 0.7% |
40,604 of 315,584 premises in BDUK's records (12.9%) can't get a gigabit-capable connection yet. Here's what's planned for them.
Contracted build here is due to finish by March 2032.
75.6% of premises in Warwickshire could order full fibre in January 2026, and 88.3% could get gigabit speeds (full fibre or cable). Coverage varies street by street, so check your postcode.
Full fibre coverage in Warwickshire went from 64.2% in January 2025 to 75.6% in January 2026: 35,680 more premises.
1,193 premises in Warwickshire (0.4%) can't get 10 Mbit/s download speeds from a fixed line, and 162 can't get what Ofcom calls decent broadband from a fixed line or fixed wireless.
About 49% of premises that can get full fibre in Warwickshire have taken it up. The rest are still on older copper or cable lines, often paying similar prices for slower speeds.
40,604 premises in Warwickshire can't get gigabit broadband yet. 9,329 are in a provider's own build plans, 6,106 are in a government Project Gigabit contract due to finish by March 2032, and 25,169 have no plan yet (May 2026). Enter your postcode above to see what's planned where you live.
Rugby has the highest full fibre coverage in Warwickshire (92.2%) and Warwick the lowest (61.4%).
99.4% of premises in Warwickshire have outdoor 5G coverage from at least one mobile network (Ofcom, high-confidence predictions, January 2026). 4G indoors from all four networks reaches 87%.