Broadband in Bexley
Coverage, speeds and prices for 4,284 postcodes across 13 postcode districts. Real data from Ofcom, Land Registry and Police.uk.
Superfast
99%
Full fibre
10%
Gigabit
93%
Postcodes
4,284
Bexley's broadband map splits cleanly in two. Full fibre is heavily concentrated in outward codes such as SE28, SE9 and SE2, while the DA districts record none of it, leaving the overall figure at just 10.3% of postcodes.
Browse Bexley by postcode district
Bexley covers 13 postcode districts with 4,284 postcodes in total. Coverage varies district by district, so pick yours for a full breakdown.
DA1
265 postcodes
99% superfast
0% full fibre
DA14
486 postcodes
96% superfast
0% full fibre
DA15
469 postcodes
100% superfast
0% full fibre
DA16
561 postcodes
100% superfast
0% full fibre
DA17
336 postcodes
98% superfast
0% full fibre
DA18
67 postcodes
99% superfast
0% full fibre
DA5
360 postcodes
99% superfast
0% full fibre
DA6
247 postcodes
99% superfast
0% full fibre
DA7
625 postcodes
99% superfast
0% full fibre
DA8
618 postcodes
99% superfast
0% full fibre
SE2
135 postcodes
99% superfast
90% full fibre
SE28
82 postcodes
100% superfast
95% full fibre
SE9
33 postcodes
100% superfast
93% full fibre
Broadband speeds in Bexley
Share of premises by the fastest download speed available, averaged across every Bexley postcode.
Overall coverage numbers look comfortable. Superfast services reach 98.7% of Bexley's 4,284 postcodes, above the UK norm of around 97 per cent, and gigabit-capable connections are available at 92.7%. Full fibre is where the picture fragments. Across the 13 outward codes, the 10.3% headline hides a sharp divide. SE28, SE9 and SE2 record full fibre at roughly nine in ten postcodes, while DA1, DA14 and DA15 show none at all in this dataset. Gigabit speeds in those DA codes therefore rest on other network coverage rather than fibre lines. The slow tail is close to nonexistent, with 0.4% of postcodes below 10 Mbps. In practice, a mover's options depend heavily on which side of the SE and DA divide the new address falls.
Source: Ofcom Connected Nations. Percentages are averages of postcode-level availability, so rows may not sum to exactly 100%.
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Bexley at a glance
For households weighing up an address, the practical question is fibre availability rather than baseline speed. Almost every postcode clears the superfast bar, so ordinary streaming and browsing are covered nearly everywhere. Home workers who specifically want a fibre line should look closely at SE28, SE9 and SE2, where coverage is extensive. In the DA outward codes, gigabit options still exist for most postcodes but arrive over different infrastructure. Either way, only 0.4% of postcodes fall below 10 Mbps.
Crime per month
1
Average recorded crimes per local statistical area
Remote worker score
57/100
Connectivity and amenities for home working
Family score
53/100
Schools, safety and family amenities
Bexley broadband FAQs
Which Bexley outward codes have the best full fibre coverage?
SE28 leads, followed by SE9 and SE2, all with full fibre at roughly nine in ten postcodes.
Why is Bexley's overall full fibre figure so low at 10.3%?
Because availability is concentrated in a few districts. The SE codes carry most of it, while DA1, DA14 and DA15 record no full fibre in the data.
Can homes in the DA postcodes still get fast broadband?
Generally, yes. Gigabit-capable coverage across Bexley sits at 92.7% of postcodes, and it does not depend on full fibre alone.
What proportion of Bexley postcodes are below 10 Mbps?
Just 0.4% of Bexley's 4,284 postcodes.
How does superfast availability here compare nationally?
Bexley records 98.7% of postcodes, slightly ahead of the national average, which sits near 97 per cent.
Check your exact postcode
Every postcode in Bexley has its own page with broadband speeds, house prices, school ratings and crime stats. You can also compare providers for your address.
Data sources: Broadband data from Ofcom Connected Nations 2025 · House prices from HM Land Registry · Crime from Police.uk · See all data sources