CF33 broadband and area guide

Nearly 95% of postcodes reach superfast speeds, with gigabit availability at 79.2%. The area shows a clear bifurcation: almost four in five postcodes have gigabit-capable networks, but another one in six sit in the 30-300 Mbps range. Just over one per cent of postcodes fall below the universal service obligation threshold. Wireless access accounts for 15.6% of gigabit availability, reflecting cable and wireless network contribution to the ultrafast coverage seen here. The remaining gap sits between superfast and gigabit, a smaller-than-average spread. For most households, the question is not whether broadband reaches them, but whether they can access gigabit when they need it. Nearly one in five postcodes here will find gigabit unavailable, facing instead the solid but slower superfast tier.

For most households in CF33, superfast speeds are reliably available. The gigabit split matters if speed-hungry households move in. With below-USO coverage virtually absent (0.2%), premises here avoid the broadband poverty seen in remote parts of Wales.