
The UK's most remarkable broadband story, a not-for-profit community benefit society that built gigabit full fibre across rural Lancashire using volunteer labour and donated wayleaves. Symmetric 1Gb from approximately £35/month, no long-term contracts.
| Plan | Avg speed | Contract | Upfront | Monthly | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B4RN 1Gbps | 1000Mbps | 12mo | £0.00 | £35.00 | See deal |
Households in B4RN's covered rural communities who want gigabit full fibre at a fair price with no long-term commitment and who value being part of a community-owned network.
B4RN (Broadband for the Rural North) is a not-for-profit community benefit society founded in 2011. It builds full fibre broadband across rural communities using volunteer labour and community investment.
B4RN is a not-for-profit community benefit society. It was largely built by local farmers and landowners who volunteered their time and donated land access. Any surplus is reinvested into the network. There is one plan 1Gb on a rolling monthly contract.
B4RN covers specific rural communities in Lancashire, Cumbria, North Yorkshire and surrounding areas. Check your specific location at b4rn.org.uk.
Yes. B4RN periodically offers community shares. Buying shares funds the network and gives you voting rights. Check b4rn.org.uk for current availability.
B4RN offers a single 1Gb Residential plan at approximately £35/month on a rolling monthly contract. Both upload and download speeds are 1Gb.
Specific rural communities in Lancashire, Cumbria, North Yorkshire and surrounding areas — community by community expansion.
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