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Broadway Partners no longer sells broadband. Broadway Partners went into administration in 2023 and Voneus took it over later that year. We keep this page so anyone looking for Broadway Partners can see what happened.
About Broadway Partners
Broadway Partners sold fixed wireless and full fibre broadband to homes and businesses in rural areas. It went into administration in 2023, and its registered office is now care of the administrators at Teneo Financial Advisory in Birmingham. Our records list Voneus as the company that took it over. Its website address no longer loads.
Checked 2 November 2026 against broadwaypartners.co.ukBroadway Partners at a glance
- Type
- Altnet, for homes and businesses
- Status
- Dormant
- Technology
- Fixed wireless, full fibre
- Where it sells
- Rural UK
- Headquarters
- UK
- Last known owner
- Voneus
- Company
- BROADWAY PARTNERS LIMITED, 07702073
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Broadway Partners questions
What happened to Broadway Partners?
Broadway Partners went into administration in 2023 and Voneus took it over later that year.
Is Broadway Partners still trading?
No. Broadway Partners no longer sells broadband.
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