Broadband in Southwark
Coverage, speeds and prices for 5,978 postcodes across 15 postcode districts. Real data from Ofcom, Land Registry and Police.uk.
Superfast
97%
Full fibre
88%
Gigabit
88%
Postcodes
5,978
Full fibre reaches 88% of premises in Southwark, far ahead of the UK average of around 69%. Within the borough's 15 outward codes the spread runs from 100% in SE4 down to 74.9% in SE23.
Browse Southwark by postcode district
Southwark covers 15 postcode districts with 5,978 postcodes in total. Coverage varies district by district, so pick yours for a full breakdown.
SE1
1,611 postcodes
94% superfast
85% full fibre
SE11
47 postcodes
99% superfast
81% full fibre
SE14
7 postcodes
100% superfast
97% full fibre
SE15
1,119 postcodes
98% superfast
91% full fibre
SE16
999 postcodes
97% superfast
93% full fibre
SE17
649 postcodes
98% superfast
89% full fibre
SE19
57 postcodes
98% superfast
88% full fibre
SE21
166 postcodes
100% superfast
80% full fibre
SE22
501 postcodes
100% superfast
89% full fibre
SE23
29 postcodes
98% superfast
75% full fibre
SE24
78 postcodes
100% superfast
86% full fibre
SE26
18 postcodes
100% superfast
92% full fibre
SE4
4 postcodes
100% superfast
100% full fibre
SE5
674 postcodes
97% superfast
86% full fibre
SE8
19 postcodes
94% superfast
94% full fibre
Broadband speeds in Southwark
Share of premises by the fastest download speed available, averaged across every Southwark postcode.
Fibre is the story here. At 88%, Southwark's full fibre coverage clears the national figure of roughly 69% by a wide margin, and the strongest outward codes are close to saturation: SE4 records 100%, SE14 reaches 97.4% and SE8 is only a shade lower. Even the weakest codes in the data hold up. SE23 brings up the rear at 74.9%, with SE21 and SE11 hovering just above the 80 mark, every one of them above the UK average.
Overall gigabit availability is 88% and superfast coverage reaches 96.9% of premises across 5,978 postcodes. The practical effect is that fibre-to-the-premises packages are the default choice in most of the borough rather than a lucky find. Residents of SE23 have the thinnest fibre pickings, though three out of four addresses there can already order it.
Source: Ofcom Connected Nations. Percentages are averages of postcode-level availability, so rows may not sum to exactly 100%.
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Southwark at a glance
The borough's numbers reward anyone comparing addresses within it. A move from SE23 to SE4 shifts the odds of a fibre line from three in four to a certainty, a meaningful difference for households that depend on their connection. With 96.9% superfast coverage underneath, addresses outside the fibre footprint are rarely left without a serviceable option.
Crime per month
3
Average recorded crimes per local statistical area
Remote worker score
99/100
Connectivity and amenities for home working
Family score
80/100
Schools, safety and family amenities
Southwark broadband FAQs
Which Southwark outward code has the best full fibre coverage?
SE4, where availability is 100%. SE14 is close behind at 97.4%.
How far ahead of the national average is Southwark on fibre?
Around 19 points. Full fibre passes 88% of Southwark premises against a UK average of roughly 69%.
What is the weakest fibre area in the Southwark data?
SE23, at 74.9%. Even so, it remains above the UK average of about 69%.
Does strong fibre coverage mean every address gets gigabit speeds?
Not quite. Gigabit availability is 88% borough-wide, so about one address in eight has no gigabit option yet.
How many postcodes sit behind the Southwark figures?
5,978, spread across 15 outward codes including SE4, SE8, SE11, SE14, SE21 and SE23.
Check your exact postcode
Every postcode in Southwark 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