KCOM outages and service status in Middlesbrough, England
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KCOM offers broadband internet (Lightstream), television, phone and mobile services in Kingston upon Hull and surrounding areas.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Middlesbrough, England
The chart below shows the number of KCOM reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Middlesbrough, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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KCOM Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Ryan Beeley (@RazzaB3) reported@KCOMhome is kcom down can't get online and same for some friends around east hull
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lin 💥 (@HWNGKKYU) reported@yeojuromi IM EATING THIS YEARS KCOM SO BAD I JUST REALIZED THERES HRTZ WAV KICKFLIP PRODUCE 101 TOO
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Ricako (@ric_ako) reported@KCOMhome KCOM any updates on todays outage in YO8? What has happened, and any idea on when we can be expecting service to be restored?
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David Hoggard (@davidhoggard64) reportedSo it would appear I’m not the only one with internet connectivity issues in Hull #kcom #internet #hull
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Mike Covell (@MikeCovell) reportedKcom signal has dropped 4 times s8nce 9n the phone with tech support. Are new router is due any day.
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Lord of Sugar 💖🪄 (@lordsugar01) reported@cb_doge This is massive for Starlink and the UK’s rural communities. Ofcom officially recognising it as a legitimate broadband solution under the 10 Mbps USO rules changes the game. No more forcing people in hard-to-reach areas to wait endlessly for BT or KCOM when Starlink is already delivering reliable connectivity. Fewer premises now qualify for subsidised connections because Starlink is stepping us, that’s real progress. Innovation actually solving problems instead of endless bureaucracy. Well done to the team pushing this forward. Who else sees Starlink transforming connectivity in underserved regions like this? 🇬🇧🚀💖🪄
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VixieP #nhsblueheart💙🇺🇦 (@vixielou1972) reported@bt_uk No, we moved to Hull so we can now only get @kcom but we desperately want BT to bring a service to Hull that way we could actually get a whole weeks worth of internet. I don’t even bother switching Wi-Fi on my @ee phone I just use my data 🙄
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Mark Newton (@ragandboneman) reported@peter_levy Hi Peter, we have had no Internet service all day in HU14. 40 mins with KCOM tech help desk and still no resolution. Help please !
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Tosh&Piffle (@t__and__p) reported@thomasforth Hull's network was owned by the council. Due to an accident of history, it retained its local monopoly long after BT had to let others onto its network. As Oftel (sic) homed in, KCOM invested heavily in broadband technologies, to fend off BT and compete outside its area.
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DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) reportedBREAKING: UK telecom regulator Ofcom confirms Starlink is a viable broadband alternative under the UK’s 10 Mbps Broadband USO rules. 🇬🇧 • Ofcom confirmed this directly to UK broadband publication ISPreview. • This means that if affordable Starlink service is available at a property, it may no longer qualify for a USO connection from BT or KCOM. • Some applicants have already been refused a USO connection because Starlink was available. • Back in May, Ofcom said cheaper Starlink plans helped reduce the number of premises without affordable decent broadband to around 4,000. This is good news for Starlink, giving it stronger recognition from the UK regulator as a real broadband solution for remote and underserved areas.