KA30 broadband and area guide

Gigabit reaches 52.6% of KA30, an approximate majority across 361 postcodes. Superfast is at 98.3%, leaving just 6 postcodes below 30 Mbps, a striking achievement. Of non-gigabit properties, 45.7% sit in the 30-300 Mbps superfast band, so the split is nearly even: about half the postcode is gigabit-capable, about half relies on superfast tiers. This balanced split is unusual; most postcodes skew heavily to one tier or the other. Fewer than 0.1% fall below 10 Mbps, confirming universal adequacy by legal standards. No full fibre infrastructure is recorded in the dataset. Cable networks carry the gigabit tier; elsewhere, older copper networks deliver dependable superfast but not enhanced speeds. The two-speed pattern reflects selective investment.

KA30's close split between gigabit and superfast is unusual (most codes skew heavily toward one or the other). This suggests infrastructure investment has reached a threshold but not a tipping point, leaving a durable secondary market in the 30 to 300 Mbps band.