UK regulator Ofcom orders BT's Openreach to withdraw discounted broadband offer

In the United Kingdom, Ofcom has ordered Openreach, a division of BT, to withdraw a promotional offer that gave internet service providers a monthly discount of up to £9.50 for 30 months to attract new full fibre customers. The regulator said the offer was unfair and could harm competition from other broadband network providers. Openreach's commercial managing director, James Lowther, said the company would review the decision and continue to engage constructively with Ofcom.

UK regulator Ofcom orders BT's Openreach to withdraw discounted broadband offer
Published Sep 28, 2026
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