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Founded in 2002, Buckingham-based Village Networks sells fixed wireless and full fibre to rural homes in the Home Counties and Hampshire.
About Village Networks
Village Networks was founded in 2002 and works from Buckingham and Winchester. It reaches rural homes by fixed wireless, using an antenna on the outside of the property, and by full fibre, both on its own network and on Gigaclear's.
Coverage spans parts of Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Hertfordshire, Berkshire and Hampshire, and in 2022 it bought Gigabeam in Hampshire, which it still owns. Its site advertises packages from 200Mbps to 900Mbps and says it supplies WiFi 6 routers that can be extended with mesh units.
The company says its coverage is growing all the time, so use the postcode checker on its website to see what reaches your address.
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Village Networks at a glance
- Type
- Wireless ISP, for homes
- Status
- Active
- Technology
- Fixed wireless, full fibre
- Network
- Its own fixed wireless and full fibre networks, and Gigaclear
- Where it sells
- Home Counties and Hampshire
- Headquarters
- Buckingham
- Ownership
- Independent
- Company
- VILLAGE NETWORKS LIMITED, 04603174, active, incorporated 28 November 2002
- Complaints scheme
- CISAS / Communications Ombudsman
- One Touch Switch
- Yes (Ofcom-mandated compliance)
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Village Networks questions
Who owns Village Networks?
Village Networks is independently owned and has been trading since 2019.
What network does Village Networks use?
Village Networks sells broadband over its own fixed wireless and full fibre networks, and Gigaclear. Which one reaches your home depends on your address, and our postcode check shows what you can get.
Where is Village Networks available?
Village Networks sells broadband in Home Counties and Hampshire. Coverage changes street by street, so check your postcode for the deals available at your address.
Can I switch to Village Networks without calling my current provider?
Yes. Village Networks takes part in One Touch Switch, so it arranges the move and your old service stops when the new one starts.
How do I complain about Village Networks?
Complain to Village Networks first. If it is not sorted within eight weeks, or you get a deadlock letter, you can take it free to the independent complaints scheme Village Networks belongs to, CISAS or the Communications Ombudsman. Your bill or contract says which.
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