Broadband in East Hampshire

Most of the district's 4,052 postcodes, spread over 15 outward codes, connect through superfast lines: availability is 90.9%, several points shy of the UK's roughly 97%. Step up a tier and the numbers thin quickly. Gigabit stops at 62%, and full fibre is almost absent from the district table at 0.1%, though RG25 shows it at 100% of postcodes. Every other code the data lists, SO24, RG29, GU10, GU26 and GU27, records none. The below-10Mbps share is 2.7%, a modest tail but not a vanished one. In short, an address here usually has decent speed, sometimes has gigabit, and outside RG25 almost never has fibre. Averages this lopsided reward anyone willing to compare codes before signing a contract.

The household reading splits by ambition. For ordinary use, 90.9% superfast coverage means most addresses are fine. For anyone wanting gigabit, the odds sit closer to a coin toss at 62%, and 2.7% of postcodes still languish below 10Mbps. Fibre purists have exactly one listed destination, RG25. The rest of the district competes on non-fibre routes.