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Virgin Media UK Completes FTTP Rollout to 34,000 Premises in Barnet

Virgin Media UK Completes FTTP Rollout to 34,000 Premises in Barnet Image Credit: Virgin Media

As part of its ‘Project Lightning’ network expansion programme, Virgin Media is expanding its ultrafast broadband network across the UK, bringing average top speeds of 516Mbps to residents and small businesses.

The Operator this week announced that it has completed their network expansion to 34,000 homes and businesses in Barnet (London). It aims to bring next generation gigabit broadband to its entire network of 15 million homes by the end of 2021 as part of its new hyperfast Gig1 service.

Barnet will benefit from fibre to the premises (FTTP) technology which allows for smooth, reliable connectivity in the home. With a 516Mbps connection, files, films and games become very quick to stream, download and upload:

By combining broadband, TV, home phone and mobile into one bundle, Virgin Media said its Oomph packages offer outstanding value for customers. This includes broadband that’s faster than standard packages and a data-rich 4G mobile SIM  on a network that’s faster on average than Vodafone, 02, Three and Sky.

Richard Vivian, Regional Director for London, Virgin Media
It is fantastic news for residents in Barnet that we have finished our expansion and they can now access ultrafast broadband services.  This significant digital boost for more than 34,000 premises will make it easier for Barnet residents to work, stream, shop, learn and much more, all online.

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