UK Connectivity Stat Sheet
AMVIA's published UK connectivity statistics on one citable page: every figure with its set date and sample size, ready-made attribution, CSV downloads and licence terms. Current set 2026-08-08.
Headline statistics - set 2026-08-08
What this stat sheet is
Every headline statistic AMVIA publishes from its UK connectivity corpus, on one page, in citable form. Each figure carries the set date it was published in and the sample size behind it; the framing next to each number (quoted market vs transacted, floor vs rate) is the feed's own and should travel with any citation. The methodology page explains how the corpus is built, how thin cells are suppressed, and what is never published.
How to cite these figures
Use the figure, its set date and the sample size together, and attribute like this:
Source: Amvia UK Connectivity Data, set 2026-08-08, method v1.0.0 - https://amvia.co.uk/data
Example: "The median quoted excess construction charge on a UK leased-line order is £2,197 (n=97, set 2026-08-08). Source: Amvia UK Connectivity Data."
Licences: what you can republish
The three pooled feeds - excess construction charges, delivery lag and contract status - are licensed CC BY 4.0: republish freely with attribution. The regional and benchmark price tables are all-rights-reserved; they can be read on the index pages and licensed for republication on request.
What is never published
No customer identifiers, no wholesale or buy-side figures, no margins. Cells with thin samples are rolled up or suppressed upstream before anything is published, so every figure here clears the corpus's minimum sample size.
1Gbps leased line: median quoted price by region
Quoted-market view, all contract terms pooled. All-rights-reserved feed: figures may be viewed here; contact AMVIA to licence republication of this table.
| Region | Median quoted price / month | Sample (n) | n |
|---|---|---|---|
| East Midlands | £318 | 81 | |
| East of England | £349 | 72 | |
| London | £294 | 291 | |
| North East | £319 | 24 | |
| North West | £307 | 94 | |
| Scotland | £331 | 71 | |
| South East | £334 | 183 | |
| South West | £336 | 83 | |
| Wales | £331 | 24 | |
| West Midlands | £324 | 92 | |
| Yorkshire and the Humber | £319 | 111 |
as of 2026-08-08 · method v1.0.0 · UK leased-line monthly price medians by region x speed band across all terms; trend fields reserved
Download the open-data feeds
The three CC BY 4.0 feeds as CSV, exactly as published.
CC BY 4.0 - republish with attribution: Source: Amvia UK Connectivity Data
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, for the three pooled feeds (excess construction charges, delivery lag, contract status): they are CC BY 4.0, so republish freely with the attribution line on this page. The regional and benchmark price tables are all-rights-reserved; contact AMVIA to licence them.
Figures come from dated, immutable published sets; this page renders set 2026-08-08. When a new set publishes, this page regenerates from it and the set date updates everywhere - a citation should always name the set date it used.
From AMVIA's operational connectivity corpus: site-deduplicated quote and delivery records, with thin cells rolled up or suppressed before publication and the quoted-market vs transacted distinction preserved throughout. The methodology page documents the pipeline, suppression rules and versioning.
No. Only aggregated, versioned statistics are published - no customer identifiers, no wholesale or buy-side figures, no margins. The published CSVs on this page are the deepest level of detail available.
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Related Resources
UK Business Connectivity Pricing Index
The full index: regional benchmarks, ECC distribution, delivery lag and contract status.
Methodology
How the corpus is built: suppression rules, framing, versioning.
Excess Construction Charges
The full published ECC distribution and how to de-risk an ECC.