DN22 broadband and area guide
Ofcom coverage, connection speeds, house prices and local data for 1,215 postcodes across 7 sectors in Bassetlaw.
Full fibre
0%
Gigabit
60%
Superfast
89%
Postcodes
1,215
DN22 spans 1,215 postcodes in Bassetlaw. Fixed wireless reaches 74.9%, the batch's highest; gigabit covers 60.4%. Below-10-Mbps: 3.6%.
Broadband speeds in DN22
Share of DN22 premises by the fastest download speed available, averaged across all 1,215 postcodes in the district.
Fixed wireless serves three-quarters of postcodes (74.9%), the dominant technology across DN22's 1,215-postcode footprint. Gigabit via cable covers 60.4%. Superfast (30-300 Mbps) reaches 89.4%, with 29% sitting in the 30-300 band, the highest proportion in this batch. That 29% statistic reflects fixed wireless's typical speed envelope. Below 10 Mbps: 3.6%, or roughly 44 postcodes. Wired infrastructure deployment remains limited; fixed wireless provided an economically viable alternative for scattered postcodes. Typical speeds here arrive via wireless at 50-300 Mbps rather than wired gigabit. Wireless deployment matched the rural economics. Not all postcodes access gigabit capacity; many residents operate within superfast-tier network constraints.. Fibre and cable technologies share ultrafast delivery duties, with infrastructure extending across residential zones.. The significant wireless deployment shows operators have invested in backup connectivity alongside fixed-line infrastructure.. Postcode verification determines speed access; this step should precede any property decisions.
Source: Ofcom Connected Nations. Percentages are district-wide averages of postcode-level availability, so rows may not sum to exactly 100%.
Connectivity in detail
Below 10 Mbps USO
<1%
Premises unable to get the 10 Mbps universal service minimum
Fixed wireless
75%
Premises that can use a fixed wireless access service
Broadband by sector
DN22 splits into 7 postcode sectors. Coverage and prices can differ street by street, so open a sector below to find your exact postcode.
| Sector | Postcodes | Superfast | Full fibre | Gigabit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DN22 0 | 215 | 80% | 0% | 22% |
| DN22 4 | 1 | 100% | 0% | 100% |
| DN22 5 | 6 | 100% | 0% | 66% |
| DN22 6 | 227 | 100% | 0% | 88% |
| DN22 7 | 394 | 100% | 0% | 96% |
| DN22 8 | 231 | 76% | 0% | 29% |
| DN22 9 | 141 | 80% | 0% | 26% |
All DN22 0 postcodes (215)
All DN22 4 postcodes (1)
All DN22 6 postcodes (227)
All DN22 7 postcodes (394)
All DN22 8 postcodes (231)
All DN22 9 postcodes (141)
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Living in Bassetlaw
Fixed wireless dominates; cable infrastructure is sparse. DN22 is rural-leaning Bassetlaw, with service choice more constrained than urban districts.
Crime per month
0
Average recorded crimes per local statistical area
Remote worker score
54/100
Connectivity and amenities for home working
Family score
52/100
Schools, safety and family amenities
Value score
50/100
What you get for the local price level
DN22 broadband FAQs
Why is DN22 so dependent on fixed wireless (74.9%)?
Cable and fibre rollout is uneconomical across dispersed rural terrain. Fixed wireless emerged as the cost-effective upgrade path.
Can DN22 premises get gigabit broadband?
60.4% access cable gigabit. The remainder rely on fixed wireless, which tops out around 150-300 Mbps under ideal conditions.
Is the 29% in the 30-300 Mbps band good or bad?
That's fixed wireless's typical range. For most household use (streaming, browsing, calls), it suffices. For video production or large uploads, it constrains.
Should remote workers avoid DN22?
Not universally. Fixed wireless supports video calls and email reliably. Test your specific address before committing; some postcodes may offer cable gigabit instead.
Neighbouring districts
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Every postcode in DN22 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