Can I get full fibre in Locking?

Most homes in Locking can get gigabit-capable broadband (89%), which in practice means full fibre or Virgin Media's cable network. Across North Somerset as a whole, 86% of homes can get full fibre. Coverage changes street by street, so check your own postcode.

What is the fastest broadband in Locking?

Gigabit speeds of 1,000Mbps or more are available to 89% of homes. Some providers sell faster packages again, up to several gigabits, on their own networks.

Which broadband providers cover Locking?

Providers that use the Openreach network, including BT, EE, Sky, Plusnet, Vodafone, TalkTalk and NOW, can sell to most addresses. Where Openreach has built full fibre they sell that too. Virgin Media and independent full fibre networks only cover the streets they have built.

Are there homes in Locking that can't get decent broadband?

No. Every postcode in Locking has decent broadband (at least 10Mbps download) available from a fixed line or wireless network.

Broadband in Locking

89% of homes in Locking can get gigabit broadband, 2 points below the North Somerset average of 91% and about the same as the England figure of 90%. Every home can get superfast speeds.

Most homes in Locking can get gigabit broadband.

Gigabit
1,000Mbps or faster
89%
Ultrafast
300Mbps or faster
89%
Fast
100Mbps or faster
89%
Superfast
30Mbps or faster
100%
No decent service
Under 10Mbps from fixed lines or wireless
0%

Average share of homes able to get each speed across 126 postcodes in Locking (BS24). Source: Ofcom Connected Nations, January 2026.

Street by street

79%

of Locking's postcodes have gigabit broadband for every home

of postcodes have no gigabit broadband at all yet

of postcodes include homes that can't get decent broadband

Locking ranks 6th of 8 towns in North Somerset for gigabit coverage. See all towns in North Somerset.

How Locking compares

Area	Gigabit	300Mbps+	Superfast
Locking	89%	89%	100%
North Somerset	91%	92%	98%
England	90%	90%	98%
United Kingdom	89%	89%	98%

Nearby towns

Weston-super-Mare89% gigabit
Axbridge85% gigabit
Yatton98% gigabit
Cheddar84% gigabit
Burnham-on-Sea94% gigabit
Clevedon93% gigabit

Choosing a provider in Locking

Most addresses in Locking can order from providers on the Openreach network. If Openreach has built full fibre to your street, all of them can sell it to you, so the choice comes down to price, the yearly price rise and customer service.

Virgin Media and independent full fibre networks only cover the streets they have built. If one of them covers you, it can be worth comparing, as they often sell faster speeds for similar money.

BTRises £4.00 a month each year
EERises £4.00 a month each year
SkyYearly rise not fixed at sale
TalkTalkRises £4.00 a month each year
VodafoneRises £3.50 a month each year
PlusnetRises £4.00 a month each year
NOW BroadbandYearly rise not fixed at sale
Zen InternetNo mid-contract rises

Questions

Can I get full fibre in Locking?: Most homes in Locking can get gigabit-capable broadband (89%), which in practice means full fibre or Virgin Media's cable network. Across North Somerset as a whole, 86% of homes can get full fibre. Coverage changes street by street, so check your own postcode.
What is the fastest broadband in Locking?: Gigabit speeds of 1,000Mbps or more are available to 89% of homes. Some providers sell faster packages again, up to several gigabits, on their own networks.
Which broadband providers cover Locking?: Providers that use the Openreach network, including BT, EE, Sky, Plusnet, Vodafone, TalkTalk and NOW, can sell to most addresses. Where Openreach has built full fibre they sell that too. Virgin Media and independent full fibre networks only cover the streets they have built.
Are there homes in Locking that can't get decent broadband?: No. Every postcode in Locking has decent broadband (at least 10Mbps download) available from a fixed line or wireless network.

Figures are averages of the share of homes able to get each speed in every postcode Ofcom lists for Locking, from Ofcom Connected Nations (January 2026). Postcodes are matched to towns using Ordnance Survey OS Open Names. Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right. How we calculate this.