BASSETLAW Broadband Coverage
Westminster parliamentary constituency · England · 54,618 premises
At 81.7%, full-fibre coverage here outpaces the 81% UK national average.
The verdict
BASSETLAW ranks #347 of 650 constituencies for full-fibre (81.7%) and #134 for the fixed/FWA availability gap (0.1%) - those two corpus maps diverge.
Broadband Coverage in BASSETLAW
54,618 premises make up the BASSETLAW constituency in England. 81.7% of those premises can get full-fibre broadband, above-average compared with other UK constituencies, and 85.3% have some form of gigabit-capable connection once upgraded cable networks are counted. Superfast coverage is 97.8%, ultrafast 85.6%.
On connectivity for all households, BASSETLAW has near-universal fixed and fixed-wireless broadband availability: fewer than 1% of premises cannot receive a decent service. Mid-pack full-fibre at 81.7% is 0.7pp above the 81% UK average; gigabit-capable coverage is 85.3% and ultrafast 85.6%.
Where these figures come from
Figures are drawn from Ofcom's Connected Nations Spring 2026 report (January 2026 snapshot, published May 2026 (r1)), which aggregates postcode-sector data to constituency level. They represent coverage availability from at least one network operator, not the proportion of households that have subscribed to a given speed tier, nor the typical or guaranteed speeds that customers actually receive. Nearby constituencies in England with comparable full-fibre coverage are listed below.
Coverage Metrics
Where BASSETLAW Sits Nationally
BASSETLAW vs every UK parliamentary constituency
Full-fibre coverage distribution across all 650 UK constituencies. BASSETLAW's 81.7% places it in the highlighted band.
81.7% 347th of 650 higher than 302 of 650 UK constituencies
every UK parliamentary constituency, bucketed by value
Each bar is a band; taller bars hold more UK constituencies. The dashed line + filled bar mark this entry. Hover or tap any bar for its full count and share, and where it sits relative to this entry.
Source Ofcom Connected Nations Spring 2026 · January 2026 snapshot, published May 2026 (r1)
Related
Source: Source: Ofcom Connected Nations Spring 2026 (January 2026 snapshot, published May 2026 (r1)).
Nationwide constituencies with similar full-fibre or gigabit coverage
Two Ofcom peer sets for BASSETLAW (mid-pack full-fibre at 81.7%), both outside England so the neighborhoods are not the same-nation Nearby block above.
Similar full-fibre
Nearest other-nation constituencies by full-fibre coverage (81.7% here; floor ≥5,000 premises).
Similar gigabit
Nearest other-nation constituencies by gigabit-capable coverage (85.3% here).
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does BASSETLAW sit in the national full-fibre distribution?
BASSETLAW has 81.7% full-fibre coverage, 0.7pp above the 81% UK average (rank #347 of 650), higher than 302 of 650 UK constituencies. Gigabit-capable coverage is 85.3%.
What share of BASSETLAW premises still lack decent fixed/FWA broadband?
0.1% of premises in BASSETLAW cannot receive decent broadband from a fixed line or fixed-wireless network on Ofcom's Spring 2026 measure. Ultrafast (≥300 Mbit/s) coverage is 85.6%.
What 81.7% full-fibre means for BASSETLAW
BASSETLAW is 0.7pp ahead of the 81% UK average, but coverage still varies street by street.
- Check your own address, a constituency average can hide big street-by-street differences in coverage. Check your postcode
- See how BASSETLAW ranks against every other UK constituency, not just the national average. Full UK rankings
- Understand what full-fibre actually gets you before switching. How Ofcom Connected Nations works
Coverage figures are Ofcom Connected Nations availability data, not a guarantee of service at any single address; always check before switching.
Source: Ofcom Connected Nations Spring 2026, January 2026 release (r1). Published under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Figures represent premises-level coverage availability, not actual subscriptions or speeds experienced.
This constituency's figures are computed directly from Ofcom Connected Nations data, no figure is typed in by an editor. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error.