Broadband in Causeway Coast and Glens

Take the gigabit number first, because it is the surprise. 89.2% of postcodes here fall within gigabit-capable coverage, so services rated at 1,000 Mbps are available to nearly nine addresses in ten. Superfast coverage at 96% lands within a point of the UK norm of roughly 97 per cent. Neither figure would look out of place in a well-served city.

The caveat is the remaining tail. 1.9% of postcodes are still recorded below 10 Mbps, which across 3,935 postcodes means several dozen locations where broadband remains a genuine constraint. That share is modest but not negligible, and with the district organised into 11 outward codes, a single lookup on your own postcode is the only reliable way to know which side of the line an address sits on. For the large majority, though, the data supports an unglamorous conclusion: coverage here is strong, and the fastest packages are an option for most households.

Households in Causeway Coast and Glens mostly face a pricing decision rather than an availability one. With 89.2% of postcodes gigabit-ready, the question is what speed is worth paying for, not whether a fast line exists. The 1.9% below 10 Mbps are the exception, and for them the postcode record matters more than any comparison table.