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John Lewis Broadband no longer sells broadband. John Lewis Broadband closed, and the John Lewis website no longer sells broadband. We keep this page so anyone looking for John Lewis Broadband can see what happened.
About John Lewis Broadband
John Lewis Broadband was a home broadband service sold under the John Lewis name. It has closed, and the John Lewis website today is a shop for homeware, fashion and technology with no broadband on offer. Our earlier research says Plusnet ran the service behind the scenes, so an old customer should check with Plusnet as well as their latest bill.
Checked 2 November 2026 against johnlewis.comWhat John Lewis Broadband customers say
Trustpilot's score on the day we read it, next to the averages across this directory.
Read from Trustpilot on 4 May 2026. Averages are across providers in this directory with a Trustpilot profile. See John Lewis Broadband on Trustpilot
John Lewis Broadband at a glance
- Type
- Independent ISP, for homes
- Status
- Dormant
- Technology
- Fibre to the cabinet
- Where it sells
- National
- Headquarters
- London
- Last known owner
- John Lewis Partnership
- Company
- JOHN LEWIS PLC, 00233462, active, incorporated 20 September 1928
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John Lewis Broadband questions
What happened to John Lewis Broadband?
John Lewis Broadband closed, and the John Lewis website no longer sells broadband.
Is John Lewis Broadband still trading?
No. John Lewis Broadband no longer sells broadband.
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