Origin Broadband

Origin Broadband Outage Report in Preston, Lancashire, England

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Origin Broadband is an Internet service provider and network operator based in Yorkshire. The company provides consumer and wholesale internet connectivity, including FTTC, ADSL2+, Leased Lines, wireless 'point to point' systems, and general fixed-line telecommunications services.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Preston, England

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

Origin Broadband Outage Chart in Preston, Lancashire, England 01/31/2026 04:15

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Most Reported Problems

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

  1. Internet (50%)

    Internet (50%)

  2. Total Blackout (25%)

    Total Blackout (25%)

  3. Wi-fi (25%)

    Wi-fi (25%)

Community Discussion

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Origin Broadband Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • RyanGeoghegan2 Ryan Geoghegan (@RyanGeoghegan2) reported

    @OriginBroadband you've been down twice in less than 2 hours sort it out.

  • MrWayneThompson Wayne Thompson (@MrWayneThompson) reported

    @OriginBroadband can someone please give me an email to send a complaint as so far you are a joke!

  • tobybrxl Toby #FBPE (@tobybrxl) reported

    @OriginBroadband Just received an email saying you'll be increasing my fixed term broadband prices by 3.9% + CPI. I'm assuming its OK to cancel my contract without penalty? Getting no response from the web chat

  • georgiesucks Georgie (@georgiesucks) reported

    @OriginBroadband you wanna charge me an extra 1.50 a month to fix your internet that can’t even connect to my PC right now get lost stinkies

  • Minimem8 Minimem8 (@Minimem8) reported

    Still no reply to the complaint I raised on Friday. @OriginBroadband continue to ignore @Ofcom guidelines related to fixed-term contracts. Ts&Cs state "monthly rolling contracts" can increase in price, nothing regarding fixed-term contracts. Disgraceful company and support.

  • Minimem8 Minimem8 (@Minimem8) reported

    @OriginBroadband I have spent over an hour and a half online with "support", they say I cannot cancel my contract before June otherwise, I will have to pay penalties. Why not answer here why you feel you can ignore the guidelines I've linked to? Or are Origin going to reverse this policy?

  • tobybrxl Toby #FBPE (@tobybrxl) reported

    @davidjbodman @OriginBroadban1 @OriginBroadband I've sent a complaint asking them to explain how they're exempt from both their contractual obligations, and regulatory requirements. As their ombudsman definitely IS regulated by ofcom. Looking forward to their answer

  • gary_rockcliffe Gary 🏆 Rockcliffe 💙 MOT 💛 (@gary_rockcliffe) reported

    @georgiesucks @OriginBroadban1 @OriginBroadband Is there nobody who can take a look into this company and why they cannot give a proper fibre broadband service like the others?

  • georgiesucks Georgie (@georgiesucks) reported

    @_fadgie_ @OriginBroadban1 @OriginBroadband Trying to charge me £1.50 a month because their internet won’t connect properly to my Nintendo switch?? How is that legal? It’s THEIR issue I shouldn’t have to pay for it

  • davidjbodman David Bodman (@davidjbodman) reported

    @tobybrxl @OriginBroadband They are allowed by Ofcom if they are written into "Terms of Service". @OriginBroadband have not given themselves provision to do this, so it is breach of contract