DA14 broadband and area guide

Gigabit infrastructure spans 83.2% of postcodes (423 premises), delivered via cable networks. Superfast covers 94.9%, leaving 27 postcodes (5.3%) without 30+ Mbps access. The speed distribution follows a high-end skew: 83.2% sit above 300 Mbps, 11.6% occupy the 30 to 300 Mbps band (59 postcodes), and 0.6% fall below 10 Mbps (3 postcodes). Below-USO gaps are absent (0%). The 83.2% gigabit figure indicates cable networks have reached detailed penetration across DA14. The 5.3% superfast gap is higher than neighbouring DA1 (1.1%), suggesting less uniform cable deployment or a geographic mix of older and newer infrastructure. Secondary speeds (30-300 Mbps) represent postcodes where cable reaches intermediate tiers or infrastructure boundaries apply. DA14 represents a middle ground within Bexley where cable gigabit serves most households with marginal outliers requiring alternative access.

DA14 represents a middle ground within Bexley: cable gigabit to the majority, with a small 5.3% superfast gap and minimal sub-10-Mbps outliers. Infrastructure is reasonably mature but less saturated than neighbouring DA1.