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Hyperoptic Outage Report in Great Harwood, Lancashire, England

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Hyperoptic is a fibre-to-the-building Internet service provider (ISP) based in London, England.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Great Harwood, England

The chart below shows the number of Hyperoptic reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Great Harwood and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Hyperoptic Outage Chart in Great Harwood, Lancashire, England 11/29/2025 04:25

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Hyperoptic users through our website.

  1. Internet (71%)

    Internet (71%)

  2. Total Blackout (14%)

    Total Blackout (14%)

  3. Wi-fi (12%)

    Wi-fi (12%)

  4. E-mail (2%)

    E-mail (2%)

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Hyperoptic Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • gaurav_sr13 Gaurav (@gaurav_sr13) reported

    @Hyperoptic @HyperopticCS your services are pathetic. I am trying to get my account activated and internet services running since last Saturday and nothing is happening. Your customer support team has no update to give and every time I call there is no SLA for your team #pathetic

  • alaksana96 Aufar (@alaksana96) reported

    @Hyperoptic @HyperopticCS One of your engineers was digging up the cables in SE1 and now I have no internet in the house. I spoke to the engineer and they said that no damage to the wires should have occurred, but I still dont have internet

  • froggyfoots Frog 🐸 (@froggyfoots) reported

    @jemmaphysics @Hyperoptic One month?! 😱 We're 10 days into waiting for our '15 minutes to set up' hyperoptic Internet in our new house and the customer service has been shocking We've given up and gone with EE!

  • samuelfurniss Sam Furniss (@samuelfurniss) reported

    @Hyperoptic can we get an actual update of what is happening with the service in SM4? Been out since Sunday morning!

  • eventhori3on Eventhori3on (@eventhori3on) reported

    @Hyperoptic Internet been down in Rochester riverside Kent now since midnight last night. No updates? I work from home.. day lost already

  • froggyfoots Frog 🐸 (@froggyfoots) reported

    Phoned up Sky and they clearly explained it may take a week as they are having issues with orders. Fine, at least they told us. Called EE and they're gonna get us online in a matter of days. I recommend @BarrattHomes stops working with @Hyperoptic #hyperoptic

  • eddedmondson Edd Edmondson (@eddedmondson) reported

    Praise be to @Hyperoptic @hyperopticCS - made a support call to activate my new line, got cut off during it but the lovely person still got it all sorted. Couldn't say thanks unfortunately! Nice simple fast internet!

  • ananthjk Ananth.J.K (@ananthjk) reported

    Still not activate. How long do I have to wait? @HyperopticCS @Hyperoptic @HyperopticCEO. ITS BEEN AND MONTH AND NO CONCRETE RESOLUTION FOR A SIMPLE SOFTWARE ISSUE.

  • screeberagh Ben (@screeberagh) reported

    @HannahAlOthman Depends on what kind of connection (e.g. is it BT "full fibre"?). Virgin can oversubscribe leading to slower speeds at peak times (but can be a problem with anyone). If BT are offering ~60 Mbps or less try Virgin? In Manc worth check for local fibre first (e.g. hyperoptic, brsk)

  • ChrisWi47631283 Chris (@ChrisWi47631283) reported

    @Hyperoptic hello 5th outage in 6 weeks in London N7, yet no real communication or offer of compensation. You don't answer the phone and emails take minimum 2 days for response. You're not getting alot right ... Tweeting via 5g of course.