TA4 broadband and area guide

Full fibre has passed 42.7% of premises, placing this outcode above the lowest tiers but below the UK's 69% average. Gigabit availability matches fibre exactly, with fixed wireless contributing 8.2% of total provision. Superfast reaches 82% of households, comfortably outpacing the below-superfast tail at 17.8%. The split between gigabit-capable (42.7%) and superfast-only (39.5%) reflects a region in transition where older infrastructure still carries more than one-third of premises, but newer fibre has arrived across 915 postcode districts. Mixed-technology rollout here combines both fibre-to-the-premises and fixed wireless links. Below 2.1% remain unserved by Universal Service Obligation baseline speeds, leaving most premises with at least adequate connectivity options.

Mid Devon shows a mature deployment of mixed-age infrastructure. Over four in ten households have already transitioned to gigabit-capable networks, whether fibre or fixed wireless, while another 40% remain on dependable superfast. The fixed wireless presence at 8.2% signals that topography or deployment economics favour wireless in parts of this area, extending access to postcodes fibre may have skipped.