In reply to a post by kwikbreaks:

I'm guessing that offering unlimited ADSL2+ at £2.50 a month is the reason there is a smaller proportion of FTTC now..

For a long time BT priced their unlimited ADSL2+ at £26, a ludicrous price which seemed to exist so that they could say "hey, why not go VDSL2 instead, same price!".

Thankfully eventually BT backtracked on that nonsense and dropped ADSL2+ to £16, but obviously the price differentials are going to discourage VDSL2 take-up.

It's just odd because our results have been steadily increasing each month, as you expect as more people pick up fibre. I'm not aware of any event or problem which would break that trend in the last month. It feels like an error somewhere to me :/

Ah - gottit - that is a pointless blog article about a worthless report by a different organisation. All clear to me now,

Takes me about a day per ISP to be happy with our analysis and do things like exclude data centre testing

I can do a simple ISP chart in about 10 minutes

Aren't they making the source data available then?

In reply to a post by KellyD:

I'm not aware of any event or problem which would break that trend in the last month.

O2/Be ADSL2+ custs escaping Sky to you?

I think you could have hit the nail on the head there, well at least 98% of it

If they are all on slower lines and they happen to flood to broadband.co.uk for their speedtests in that month :/